Vol. 3 No. 1 (2019): Religion and Revelation

Published: 2020-01-09

CONCEPTS AND CATEGORIES

• Divine Revelation: A Modest Metaphysical Account

  Georg Gasser

  5-18

  • pdf

• Conception of the Divine Inspiration of Scripture in the Patristic Era

  Ilya S. Vevyurko

  19-38

  • pdf (Russian)

• German Thinker in the Age of Enlightenment on God's Revelation and Sacred Scripture

  Ludmila Eduardovna Kryshtop

  39–56

  • PDF (Russian)

• The idea of "critique of revelation" in the philosophy of religion and philosophical theology in the late works of N. Berdyaev

  Konstantin Mihailovich Antonov

  57-78

  • PDF (Russian)

CONTEMPORARY DISCOURSES

• Christological interpretation of Revelation in E. Jungel's hermeneutic theology

  Svetlana Alexandrovna Konacheva

  79-91

  • PDF (Russian)

• The Debate on the Authority, Inspiration and Inerrancy of the Bible in Contemporary Protestantism

  Sergey Sergeyevich Koryakin

  92-116

  • PDF (Russian)

TEXTS AND INTERPRETATIONS

• Revelation as a Source of Knowledge in Vishishta-advaita-vedanta Yamunacarya

  Ruzana Vladimirovna Pskhu

  117-126

  • PDF (Russian)

• AgamaPramanyam

  Yamunacarya

  127-129

  • pdf (Russian)

• Revelation and prophecy in the "Summa theologiae" by Thomas Aquinas

  Evgeny Vadimovich Shilov

  130-138

  • PDF (Russian)

• Summa Theologiae Second part of the second part. Question 172 (Of the cause of prophecy)

  Thomas Aquinas

  139-152

  • pdf (Russian)

REVIEWS

• The Book of Revelation as an "open work" and its Literary Structure

  Antal Gergely Nyebolszin

  153-163

  • PDF (Russian)

• Lee Martin McDonald on the Canon of Holy Scripture in Judaism and Christianity

  Alexey Borisovich Somov

  164-173

  • PDF (Russian)