Another necessary precondition for divine communication is the Creator/creature distinction. This is because when unity is ultimate, as with Islam and Judaism, everything is reducible to pantheism. Because pantheism destroys the possibility of divine communication, as we have seen in chapter 19, Islam and Judaism cannot consistently give an account for divine communication.
This makes a lot more sense. Rather than a LOGICAL argument for God's neccessary unity, I can understand a factual arguement based on the fact that Judaism and Islam believe in a God who is ultimately unified and that does indeed lead to pantheism. Interesting.
