Revelation Comes from Elsewhere

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"This book shows Marion working in the many modes that have made him such an exceptional thinker: a historian of philosophy and theology; a stunningly original phenomenologist; and an exceptionally insightful theologian."
-Jeffrey Kosky, Washington & Lee University "Revelation Comes from Elsewhere is Marion's masterwork: a summation and extension of all his many original and consequential re-thinkings of phenomenology in its elusive relations with God."
-Kevin Hart, Duke University "In the world of contemporary philosophy, Jean-Luc Marion stands out as one of the major heirs of the great religious thought of the West. A culmination of this role can be found in the properly theological approach that presides over his new book."
-Florent Georgesco, Le Monde "The new work of Jean-Luc Marion, one of the most internationally-recognized French philosophers of our day, is a full torrent alongside the little stream of ideas we have come to expect from French philosophy."
-Philippe Chevalier, Lire "Not only an immense philosophical work on divine revelation, one that refines human notions of phenomenal revelation to make room for a grand possibility of l'adonne embracing divine self-manifestation, but also, for all its ambition and creativity, an oblique work of humility."
-Kevin Hart, Modern Theology "This work is both the source and fruit of eminence wisdom, and it ought to be read by anyone interested in modern Christian theology. Highly recommended."-A. Jaeger, CHOICE