Lecture Sixth: Cataphatic Expressions, the Icon and the Apophatic Reverence
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Faith, experience, validation and theological articulation
Cataphatic expressions
Elements of iconology
Apophatic reverence
The rapport between the various expressions of divine knowledge

Lecture Five: Tradition and the Authentication of Divine Knowledge
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The validation of divine knowledge within the ecclesial framework or the assembly of the saints
The validation of divine knowledge within tradition
The charismatic validation of divine knowledge

Lecture Four: The Outpouring of the Spirit, the Experiences of the Saints and the Ecclesial Framework
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The work of the Holy Spirit
Knowing God through the mystical experience
Knowing God in the assembly of the saints

Lecture Three: Historical Revelation, Theophany and Knowing God through Pondering the Scriptural Witness
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God’s revelation in history
Theophanies
The contemplation of God’s marks in Scripture

Lecture Two: Revelation through Creation and the Contemplation of God’s Marks in Nature
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God’s revelation through creation
The contemplation of God’s marks in nature

Lecture One: The Gradual and Multiple Ways of Divine Revelation.
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Our call to know God, the current landscape and the reasons for which people do not know God
How can God be known? The prerequisites of divine knowledge
God’s self-disclosure to us and its witnesses