This cluster gathers the attributes by which God reaches and is reached: presence ([§6.8.1](<6.8.1 Presence.md>)), relatability ([§6.8.2](<6.8.2 Relatability.md>)), describability ([§6.8.3](<6.8.3 Describability.md>)), and revelation ([§6.8.4](<6.8.4 Revelation.md>)) — being present to, standing in relation to, being truly described by, and disclosing itself to creatures.

Each is a contact-attribute, and each requires a two-way crossing: to be present is to occupy a standpoint relative to another, to be related and described is to be distinguished and carried in thought, and to reveal is to transmit across an interval. The reach the tradition assigns to God is the reach T, S, and Φ make possible, and it cuts in both directions, the severing the chapter runs throughout.


- [6.8.1 Presence](<6.8.1 Presence.md>)
- [6.8.2 Relatability](<6.8.2 Relatability.md>)
- [6.8.3 Describability](<6.8.3 Describability.md>)
- [6.8.4 Revelation](<6.8.4 Revelation.md>)


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← [6.7.4 Sovereignty](<6.7.4 Sovereignty.md>) | [6.8.1 Presence](<6.8.1 Presence.md>) →
