PAUL HELM a1 a1 Endsleigh Cottage, High St, Fifield, Oxon, OX7 6HL
Abstract
I argue on three distinct grounds that the contrast between speaking
and revealing is nothing like so sharp as Wolterstorff maintains in Divine
Discourse.
Speaking may be revealing: in speaking a person may reveal much about himself.
Putative divine speaking can only be made intelligible given a background of what I
refer to as INIS revelation, and in revealing, or more exactly, in having revealed,
God may still speak.
