Here is a short quotation from Fr. Dormann's book, Pope John Paul II's Theological Journey to the Prayer Meeting of Religions at Assisi , Part I, Angelus Press, Kansas City, MO, 1994, p. 105, "Hence the Cardinal's [Wojtyla] theology naturalis religionum yields the following results: The members of the various religions --- in context, Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism -- turn with success to the God of infinite majesty. The striking contrasts and contradictions among religions including their fundamentally different notions of God, are no obstacles for the journey of man to God. No one asks about the legitimacy of the various religions's claims to the truth. Given the absolute transcendence of the encounter with God, the question is pointless. For the God of infinite majesty, whom the Cardinal identifies with the God of Revelation in Isaiah 6, is conceived as a pure abstraction which 'transcends absolutely the whole of creation, all that is visible a...