Revelation

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Revelation is a philosophical and theological work by Richard Swinburne that systematically analyzes the nature, possibility, and rationality of divine revelation.

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instanceOf philosophical work
theological work
addresses compatibility of revelation with divine goodness
compatibility of revelation with human freedom
epistemic justification of belief in revelation
interpretation of alleged revealed texts
problem of conflicting revelations
status of sacred scriptures as revelation
aimsTo provide a rigorous account of divine revelation
show that belief in revelation can be reasonable
argues that revelation can be rationally believed
that revelation would be expected if God exists
author Richard Swinburne NERFINISHED
context Christian philosophical theology
examines coherence of doctrines claimed to be revealed
criteria for identifying genuine revelation
grounds for believing alleged revelations
possibility of non-propositional revelation
possibility of propositional revelation
relationship between revelation and evidence
relationship between revelation and reason
role of miracles in revelation
role of religious experience in revelation
focusesOn nature of revelation
possibility of revelation
rationality of revelation
genre analytic philosophy
philosophical theology
hasAudience advanced students of philosophy of religion
philosophers of religion
theologians
hasPart systematic analysis of revelation
influencedBy analytic philosophy of language
contemporary epistemology
language English
mainSubject Christian theology
divine revelation
philosophy of religion
proposes conditions under which God would be likely to reveal
relatedWork Faith and Reason NERFINISHED
The Christian God
The Existence of God NERFINISHED
theoreticalFramework Bayesian epistemology NERFINISHED
probabilistic reasoning

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