Speaking and revealing

Religious Studies 37 (3):249-258 (2001)
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Abstract

I argue on three distinct grounds that the contrast between speaking and revealing is nothing like so sharp as Wolterstorff maintains in Divine Discourse. Speaking may be revealing: in speaking a person may reveal much about himself. Putative divine speaking can only be made intelligible given a background of what I refer to as INIS revelation, and in revealing, or more exactly, in having revealed, God may still speak.

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From cover to cover? A critique of Wolterstorff's theory of the bible as divine discourse.Maarten Wisse - 2002 - International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 52 (3):159-173.

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