The law
“The Source is greater than every name, yet no sincere name is refused.”
A visitor may approach through God, the Universe, Spirit, Creator, the Divine, the Infinite, the Whole, the Unnamed, the First Light, the Great Presence, the Eternal Current, a personal sacred name, or uncertainty without a fixed name.
What the law protects
- Sincere inherited faith
- Sincere personal language
- Sincere uncertainty
- The right to decline a name
- The right to retain another tradition
What it does not claim
The law does not say all religions are identical, erase meaningful differences, or authorize cultural borrowing. It says no sincere human name contains the whole Source.