NICHOLAS WOLTERSTORFF a1 a1 Yale University Divinity School, 409 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT 06511
Abstract
Before beginning my response, let me express the honour I feel in having
these three friends and distinguished philosophical colleagues comment so
thoughtfully on my ideas in Divine
Discourse. I warmly thank them for their
‘labours’.
I propose mirroring the general structure of the book itself in my response. First,
I'll consider what Helm says about my delineation of the topic, second, what
Quinn says about my discussion of God speaking; third, what Westphal says about
my discussion of interpreting for God's speech; and last, what Quinn says about
my discussion of the epistemology of believing that God speaks.
