The sensual perception of the world is an authentic path to the knowledge of God. Theological aesthetics, as a doctrine of the perception of God, becomes significant especially for the human-existential fundamental experiences of beauty and suffering. Simone Weil and Hans Urs von Balthasar each describe the perception of the world as an interpretation of God's love, which reveals itself in all forms of appearance. The author details their approaches and presents a synthesis that sharpens attention to divine modes of revelation, thereby gaining relevance for interreligious dialogue.