David Wright

“Anyone who plays the game of life in life’s house knows that the invisible figure hidden in impenetrable shadows on the far side of the baize table not only never shows his hand, but never lets us see the stakes of the wager, and in fact never tells us the rules. I am not denying that there is such a thing as revelation; but I do deny that very many of us can claim to have been accorded such a thing directly. We believe obscurely, hopefully, on the testimony of others. The real, unmistakable, ultimately irrefutable revelation of reality to all of us is one that as yet lies ahead, at that unimaginable moment when—and in that undiscoverable place where—we will no longer see all things as in a glass darkly, but will instead be granted a vision of reality “face to face” (1 Corinthians 13:12).”
― David Bentley Hart, That All Shall Be Saved: Heaven, Hell, and Universal Salvation