The root word for theology, ‘theos’, stands for some ‘other’ which/who is different from humans and is believed to have powers, character and personality that is beyond human comprehension. The second half word ‘logos’ relates to the study of the subject matter of ‘theos.’

Usually, any attempt by humans to define or describe this ‘other,’ is by definition an anthrophormisation of the ‘other’. It means we reduce the undefinable down to the human level of comprehension, especially limited language.

Different words and concepts are usually deployed to understand the ‘other’. Different religions have different views and explicate their beliefs in different ways. The range of words include God, GOD, Almighty, Creator, Allah, Elohim, Eternal Being, and OTHER, etc.