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Among the important themes of the new mysticism of the 13th century was a form of Dionysian theology in which the stage of divine darkness surpassing all understanding was given a strong affective emphasis, as well as the emergence of an understanding of union with God that insisted upon a union of indistinction in which God and the soul become one without any medium.

Meister Eckhart taught that the soul's indistinction from God meant that it was to be identified with the inner life of the Trinity that is, with the Father giving birth to the Son, the Son being born, and the Holy Spirit proceeding from both.

These expressions of a unity of indistinction have seemed dangerous to many, but Eckhart and Ruysbroeck insisted that, properly understood, they were quite orthodox.

The 2012 GOP primaries were often defined by indistinction and a catastrophic (albeit inadvertent) celebration of slapstick humor.