Theology Of Revelation

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	Contents
	Preface, by Charles Davis	11
	Introduction, by Gerard S. Sloyan	15
	Author's Introduction	17

I.	The Question of Revelation	22
	The Idea of Revelation in the Recent Past	25
	Present Influences	31
	1.The Scriptural Movement	31
	2.Philosophy	33
	3.Ecumenism	34
	4.The Catechetical Movement	36
II.	Revelation an History	38
	The Jewish Experience of God	41
	Revelation as a Continuing Process	46
	The Scandal of History	52
III.	Christ as Revelatory Communion	57
	God Totally Revealing	58
	Christ as the Recipient of Revelation	63
	Fullness of Revelation: the Glorified Christ	71
IV.	The Apostolic Sharing in Christ's Consciousness	77
	The Privileged Position of the Apostles	77
	The Nature of the Apstolic Experience	81
	The Objectification of Apostolic Revelation	86
V.	The Literary Objectification of Revelation	95
	The Word of God	96
	The Content of Scripture	106
	Understanding Scripture	110
VI.	Continuing Revelation in the Church	115
	The Church: Present Revelatory Sign	116
	The Liturgy: Summit of Continuong Revelation	121
	Chistian Love as Revelatory	127
VII.	The Church's Understanding within the Revelational Process	131
	Apostolic Doctrinal Imderstanding	132
	Development in the Church	137
	Authoritative Teaching	140
VIII.	Individual Participation in Revelation	147
	Individual Emergence	148
	Revelation and Freedom	154
IX.	Revelation to All the Earth	162
	Revelation and the Unevangelized	163
	Obiective and Subjective in Revelational History	171
X.	Revelation in Heaven	179
	Faith and Glory	179
	Eternal Revelation in Christ	184
	Bibliography	189
	Appendix: Constitution on Divine Revelation	202
	Index	217

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