Fenomenologia e rivelazione

By exploring the relationship between phenomenology and Revelation, this volume offers multi-voiced paths for deepening our understanding of how God speaks/gives Himself in relation to our inhabiting this time and space, which constitute created reality.

The phenomenal side, challenged and engaged by its “beyond,” is thus investigated starting from those different points of impact that describe its plural symphonicity and lead to a deeper exploration of the personal and performative way God reveals Himself within our being-there.

What is the horizon, if one exists, within which a Revelation occurs? But first and foremost, what are we talking about when we say Revelation? The stakes are higher the closer one gets to the theological concept of Revelation.

Although present in Christian literature since the beginning, this term had to wait many centuries before becoming a key notion in the structuring of contemporary theology. Not without problems and not without conflicting interpretations.