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Existentialists such as Kierkagaard and Nietzsche believed we exist in relation to a transcendental and unknowable reality (which for convenience we summarise as God). It is within this reality they said, that the essence of pure Truth is found—a truth to be lived and experienced; a truth which if surrended to, becomes a reference-point, our North Star with which to guide our life-path.
See also Rowland’s book ‘God, Words and Us’ and ‘Interfaith Pilgrimage’ by Nesbitt (