For another path emerges, the path of God to human beings, the path of revelation and of grace, the path of Christ, the path of justification by grace alone. “My ways are not your ways”[10] is what we now hear; it is not we who go to God, but God who comes to us. It is not religion that makes us good before God, but God alone who makes us good. It is God’s deed that is important here, God’s deed before which all our claims sink. Culture and religion both stand under divine judgment.[11] The motives