These studies explore Paul Tillich's concept of revelation. They examine the derivation of revelation, whether it is subjectively narrowed, and its relationship to science. In addition, it shows the great relevance of Tillich's concept of revelation for his postulate of mystical immediacy, his notion of religious experience, his method of correlation, and his concept of interreligious dialogue.

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Dirk-Martin Grube, VU University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.