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'''General [[revelation]]''' is the [[Bible|Biblical]] concept that God has revealed Himself to humankind through the majesty of nature and the natural world and therefore [[atheists]] are without excuse when it comes to believing in God. This concept is taught by [[Paul]] in his [[Epistle to the Romans]] in the first chapter. | '''General [[revelation]]''' is the [[Bible|Biblical]] concept that God has revealed Himself to humankind through the majesty of nature and the natural world and therefore [[atheists]] are without excuse when it comes to believing in God. This concept is taught by [[Paul]] in his [[Epistle to the Romans]] in the first chapter. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:55, June 28, 2016
General revelation is the Biblical concept that God has revealed Himself to humankind through the majesty of nature and the natural world and therefore atheists are without excuse when it comes to believing in God. This concept is taught by Paul in his Epistle to the Romans in the first chapter.