Mysticism Is The Idea That Direct Knowledge Of God Or Ultimate Reality Is Achieved Through Personal, Subjective Intuition Or Experience Apart From, Or Even Contrary To Historical Fact Or Objective Divine Revelation. - SearchQuotes

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Mysticism is the idea that direct knowledge of God or ultimate reality is achieved through personal, subjective intuition or experience apart from, or even contrary to historical fact or objective divine revelation.

John Macarthur

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