The Revealed God (Latin: Deus revelatus) in Christian theology is a term coined by Martin Luther which affirms that the ultimate self-revelation of God is in his hiddenness. It is the particular focus of Luther’s work the Heidelberg Theses of 1518, presented during the Heidelberg disputation of 1518. In Christian theology, God is presented as revealed or ‘deus revelatus’ through the suffering of Jesus Christ on the cross. Debate of the term is found in the field of ‘Philosophy of Religion,’ where it is contested among philosophers such as J. L. Schellenberg. The term is usually distinguished from Luther’s concept of ‘The Hidden God’ or ‘deus absconditus’ which proposes that God actively hides. It is accepted that God is invisible, however Luther posed God as an actively hiding who can
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- 계시된 하나님 (ko)
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| - Deus revelatus (lat. „[der] offenbarte Gott“) ist ein theologischer Begriff aus Martin Luthers Schrift De servo arbitrio. Luther unterschied zwischen dem Deus revelatus (der sich in der Geschichte offenbarende) und dem Deus absconditus („[der] verborgene Gott“), wonach Gott verborgen und für die Menschen nicht erfahrbar ist. (de)
- 계시된 하나님(Deus revelatus, [der] offenbarte Gott, revealed God)은 마르틴 루터의 노예의지론(De servo arbitrio)에 나오는 신학적 개념이다, 루터는 역사에 나타난 계시된 하나님과 숨어계신 하나님(Deus absconditus)을 구별했다. 하나님은 우리에게 직접 계시하시지 않고, 예수 그리스도의 십자가와 고난 속에서 역설적으로 계시하신다. (ko)
- The Revealed God (Latin: Deus revelatus) in Christian theology is a term coined by Martin Luther which affirms that the ultimate self-revelation of God is in his hiddenness. It is the particular focus of Luther’s work the Heidelberg Theses of 1518, presented during the Heidelberg disputation of 1518. In Christian theology, God is presented as revealed or ‘deus revelatus’ through the suffering of Jesus Christ on the cross. Debate of the term is found in the field of ‘Philosophy of Religion,’ where it is contested among philosophers such as J. L. Schellenberg. The term is usually distinguished from Luther’s concept of ‘The Hidden God’ or ‘deus absconditus’ which proposes that God actively hides. It is accepted that God is invisible, however Luther posed God as an actively hiding who can (en)
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| - Deus revelatus (lat. „[der] offenbarte Gott“) ist ein theologischer Begriff aus Martin Luthers Schrift De servo arbitrio. Luther unterschied zwischen dem Deus revelatus (der sich in der Geschichte offenbarende) und dem Deus absconditus („[der] verborgene Gott“), wonach Gott verborgen und für die Menschen nicht erfahrbar ist. (de)
- The Revealed God (Latin: Deus revelatus) in Christian theology is a term coined by Martin Luther which affirms that the ultimate self-revelation of God is in his hiddenness. It is the particular focus of Luther’s work the Heidelberg Theses of 1518, presented during the Heidelberg disputation of 1518. In Christian theology, God is presented as revealed or ‘deus revelatus’ through the suffering of Jesus Christ on the cross. Debate of the term is found in the field of ‘Philosophy of Religion,’ where it is contested among philosophers such as J. L. Schellenberg. The term is usually distinguished from Luther’s concept of ‘The Hidden God’ or ‘deus absconditus’ which proposes that God actively hides. It is accepted that God is invisible, however Luther posed God as an actively hiding who can use this hiding to reveal himself. This distinction which permeates his theology has been the subject of wide interpretation, leading to controversy between theologians who believe the terms to be either antithetical or identical. These two conflicting strands of thought present the main problem when interpreting Luther’s doctrine of the Revealed God. In recent years the term has been used to inform modern analysis of religious themes such as evolution. (en)
- 계시된 하나님(Deus revelatus, [der] offenbarte Gott, revealed God)은 마르틴 루터의 노예의지론(De servo arbitrio)에 나오는 신학적 개념이다, 루터는 역사에 나타난 계시된 하나님과 숨어계신 하나님(Deus absconditus)을 구별했다. 하나님은 우리에게 직접 계시하시지 않고, 예수 그리스도의 십자가와 고난 속에서 역설적으로 계시하신다. (ko)
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