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"""Adam Graves’s rigorous comparison of revelation in Martin Heidegger, Jean-Luc Marion, and Paul Ricoeur cogently shows that phenomenology’s 'turn to theology' neither requires a return to primordial ontology nor calls for a retreat into the paradoxes of a prelinguistic givenness, but more simply and radically urges us to begin a long journey in the frequentation of mutually enriching symbols and narratives; only then can we grasp concretely how the Word can make the World."" -- Jean-Michel Rabaté, University of Pennsylvania ""A groundbreaking work. In this highly compelling and provocative book, Adam Graves accomplishes what no serious thinker has done since Hegel—demonstrate decisively how the problem of 'revelation' is not just a theological sideshow but an integral problem for philosophy itself in the 21st century."" -- Carl Raschke, University of Denver"

Adam Graves's rigorous comparison of revelation in Martin Heidegger, Jean-Luc Marion, and Paul Ricoeur cogently shows that phenomenology's 'turn to theology' neither requires a return to primordial ontology nor calls for a retreat into the paradoxes of a prelinguistic givenness, but more simply and radically urges us to begin a long journey in the frequentation of mutually enriching symbols and narratives; only then can we grasp concretely how the Word can make the World. -- Jean-Michel Rabate, University of Pennsylvania A groundbreaking work. In this highly compelling and provocative book, Adam Graves accomplishes what no serious thinker has done since Hegel-demonstrate decisively how the problem of 'revelation' is not just a theological sideshow but an integral problem for philosophy itself in the 21st century. -- Carl Raschke, University of Denver

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Adam J. Graves is professor of philosophy at Metropolitan State University of Denver.

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