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→External links: author of article Doctrine of Revelation: How God Reveals His Nature and His Will
[http://cdn.theologicalstudies.net/36/36.3/36.3.1.pdf Toward a Subjective Theology of Revelation, Thomas Franklin O'Meara, O.P., Thomas Aquinas Institute of Theology, Dubuque (cdn.theologicalstudies.net)] "''Roman Catholic theology (always with some exceptions) has tended to concentrate on the objectivity of revelation.''"
[http://cdn.theologicalstudies.net/36/36.3/36.3.1.pdf Toward a Subjective Theology of Revelation, Thomas Franklin O'Meara, O.P., Thomas Aquinas Institute of Theology, Dubuque (cdn.theologicalstudies.net)] "''Roman Catholic theology (always with some exceptions) has tended to concentrate on the objectivity of revelation.''"
[https://probe.org/the-doctrine-of-revelation The Doctrine of Revelation: How God Reveals His Nature and His Will (probe.org)] "''Revelation comes to us in two basic forms: general or natural revelation, and special revelation... It is knowledge that comes to us from outside ourselves and beyond our ability to discover.''"
[https://probe.org/the-doctrine-of-revelation The Doctrine of Revelation: How God Reveals His Nature and His Will, Rick Wade (probe.org)] "''Revelation comes to us in two basic forms: general or natural revelation, and special revelation (includes His spoken word, His written word, and His Son).... It is knowledge that comes to us from outside ourselves and beyond our ability to discover.''"
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