Perhaps what traditional Western *logic* (the mother of "nature") most abhors is a vacuum, e.g., a gap between the steps of a series of thoughts, say, an argument. What the gospel and any theology that is faithful to it most adores and praises is that gap that is crossed from the far side of thought and beckons to itself that very thought that thus cannot grasp it. To paraphrase Johannes Climacus, the passion of the thinker is to think what cannot be thought.