The guided tour demonstrating the interrelationship and methodology of philosophy, metaphysics, philosophy of science, and mainstream science was meant as a primer in considering how theology is to be viewed in the grand scheme of things. I think that through understanding the true nature of God’s Kingdom we can come to understand the true nature of God—the God of Creation and the God of Christianity are different aspects of the whole reality.
Furthermore, I never said that God’s true nature is ONLY revealed to upper echelon thinkers (clergy and academic theologians). For the most part it is—since God’s true nature is inherently a major part of their study—however, many academic scholars in other fields are very much interested in what the facts of reality are, as are others in society who are beginning to wake up.
I have written many posts here at BioLogos describing God’s true nature—as a matter of fact, all my posts have been about God’s true nature. If you click with your mouse on the orange T for my name (same goes for any other member) a rectangular black box appears with membership information as well as a bigger orange T. Click on the larger T and you will be taken to a page with all my posts (again same goes for any other member). If you really are interested in what I have to say concerning God’s true nature the following topics should be a good place to start:
The Talpiot Tomb Discovery - Does it Destroy the Physical Resurrection of Jesus Story
What Divides Christians From Mainstream Science