“Was Moses right, or Xenophanes? Did God make man in his image, or is it not rather man who has made God in his?
Appearances, certainly, are on the side of Xenophanes– yet it is Moses who is right. And at bottom Xenophanes agrees… in fact, Xenophanes has no intention of denying the divinity; on the contrary, his purpose is to recall man to the divine when he loses himself among the gods he has fashioned.”
Henri de Lubac, Sur les chemins de Dieu
