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Revelation

Brian Hebblethwaite

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This chapter contains section titled: Natural and Revealed Theology Does Christianity Need a Revelation? Revelation as Divine Discourse Revealed Truth Revelation as God's Acts in History Revelation as Tradition and Interpretation Revelation as Religious Experience

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This chapter contains section titled: Natural and Revealed Theology Does Christianity Need a Revelation? Revelation as Divine Discourse Revealed Truth Revelation as God's Acts in History Revelation as Tradition and Interpretation Revelation as Religious Experience

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This chapter contains section titled: Natural and Revealed Theology Does Christianity Need a Revelation? Revelation as Divine Discourse Revealed Truth Revelation as God's Acts in History Revelation as Tradition and Interpretation Revelation as Religious Experience

Key concepts: Revelation, Interpretation (philosophy), Philosophy, Natural (archaeology), Christianity, Theology, History, Linguistics

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