apophatic
/æpoʊˈfætɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
Relating to or characterized by a doctrine or method of negating or denying knowledge of the nature of God or ultimate reality.
“The theologian’s apophatic approach to understanding the divine was influenced by the writings of the mystic.”
2. noun
A doctrine or method that emphasizes the negative approach to the nature of God or ultimate reality.
“The apophatic tradition in mysticism has been a source of inspiration for many spiritual seekers.”