After a general philosophical introduction that outlines my current thinking, I advance the premise that the inverse of traditional Western philosophical understanding, that is, that the concept of divinity as uniquely created through human culture denotes the specific unique status of humanity, and is sustainable in light of contemporary phenomenological philosophy. Readers expecting a conventional treatment of divinity will be disappointed. I present an unconventional philosophical perspective which may cause many readers to reevaluate philosophically the role of a divine presence in the affairs of humanity.