deologue

/ˈdeɪ.əˌlɒɡ

noun

(de·​o·​logue)

1. A conversation with or about God, especially one seeking understanding, wisdom, or clarity. “The evening turned into a quiet deologue as they reflected on faith and purpose.”
2. A reflective dialogue centered on the divine, spirituality, or sacred ideas. “Her writing is shaped by ongoing deologues exploring the nature of the divine.”

Etymology: coined by Socrates Olympio; from Latin Deo (“God”) + Greek logues (“dialogue, discourse”).

Usage: formal / literary

Synonyms:

meditation prayer

Deologues with Socrates and Friends are a classic exemplar