On Revelation

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"On Revelation" is a doctrinal chapter of the First Vatican Council’s dogmatic constitution *Dei Filius* that systematically explains the Catholic understanding of divine revelation and its relationship to faith and reason.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf doctrinal chapter
theological text
affirms God can be known with certainty from created things by natural reason
existence of a supernatural divine revelation
faith is a supernatural virtue
faith is an assent of the intellect moved by the will under the influence of grace
miracles and prophecies are motives of credibility for revelation
revelation is necessary for humans to know certain divine truths
the Church is the guardian and interpreter of divine revelation
the inerrancy of Scripture in matters of faith and morals
the inspiration of the books of Sacred Scripture
there can be no real disagreement between faith and reason
aimsTo clarify Catholic teaching on revelation against contemporary errors
show harmony between faith and reason
authority ecumenical council
belongsToGenre scholastic-style doctrinal exposition
condemns fideism
indifferentism about revelation
rationalism
council First Vatican Council
dateOfPromulgation 24 April 1870
defines dogmatic teaching on the knowability of God by natural reason
dogmatic teaching on the nature of revelation
dogmatic teaching on the relationship between faith and reason
hasCanonicalStatus dogmatic
hasLanguage English
Italian
Latin
other modern languages (translations)
hasTheologicalOrientation anti-fideist
anti-rationalist
influenced 20th‑century Catholic theology of revelation
Second Vatican Council documents on revelation
surface form: Second Vatican Council’s Dei Verbum (indirectly, as background)
partOf Dei Filius
Dogmatic Constitution Dei Filius
surface form: Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith

First Vatican Council documents
promulgatedBy Pope Pius IX
religiousTradition Catholic Church worldwide
surface form: Catholic Church
topic divine revelation
faith and reason
inspiration of Scripture
magisterium
motives of credibility
rational knowledge of God
supernatural revelation
tradition
usedIn Catholic theology
magisterial teaching on revelation

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Dei Filius hasChapter On Revelation