On Revelation

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"On Revelation" is a doctrinal chapter of the First Vatican Council’s dogmatic constitution *Dei Filius* that systematically explains the Catholic understanding of divine revelation and its relationship to faith and reason.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf doctrinal chapter ⓘ
theological text ⓘ
affirms God can be known with certainty from created things by natural reason ⓘ
existence of a supernatural divine revelation ⓘ
faith is a supernatural virtue ⓘ
faith is an assent of the intellect moved by the will under the influence of grace ⓘ
miracles and prophecies are motives of credibility for revelation ⓘ
revelation is necessary for humans to know certain divine truths ⓘ
the Church is the guardian and interpreter of divine revelation ⓘ
the inerrancy of Scripture in matters of faith and morals ⓘ
the inspiration of the books of Sacred Scripture ⓘ
there can be no real disagreement between faith and reason ⓘ
aimsTo clarify Catholic teaching on revelation against contemporary errors ⓘ
show harmony between faith and reason ⓘ
authority ecumenical council ⓘ
belongsToGenre scholastic-style doctrinal exposition ⓘ
condemns fideism ⓘ
indifferentism about revelation ⓘ
rationalism ⓘ
council First Vatican Council ⓘ
dateOfPromulgation 24 April 1870 ⓘ
defines dogmatic teaching on the knowability of God by natural reason ⓘ
dogmatic teaching on the nature of revelation ⓘ
dogmatic teaching on the relationship between faith and reason ⓘ
hasCanonicalStatus dogmatic ⓘ
hasLanguage English ⓘ
Italian ⓘ
Latin ⓘ
other modern languages (translations) ⓘ
hasTheologicalOrientation anti-fideist ⓘ
anti-rationalist ⓘ
influenced 20th‑century Catholic theology of revelation ⓘ
Second Vatican Council’s Dei Verbum (indirectly, as background) ⓘ
partOf Dei Filius ⓘ
Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith ⓘ
First Vatican Council documents ⓘ
promulgatedBy Pope Pius IX ⓘ
religiousTradition Catholic Church ⓘ
topic divine revelation ⓘ
faith and reason ⓘ
inspiration of Scripture ⓘ
magisterium ⓘ
motives of credibility ⓘ
rational knowledge of God ⓘ
supernatural revelation ⓘ
tradition ⓘ
usedIn Catholic theology ⓘ
magisterial teaching on revelation ⓘ

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Dei Filius → hasChapter → On Revelation ⓘ