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This article explores the distinction between natural and supernatural revelation in Protestant theology and Eastern Orthodox thought.

Two Kinds of Revelation? Modern Protestant and Eastern Orthodox Perspectives on Creation as Divine Self-Revelation in Light of Romans 1:19-21

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This article examines different views on creation as divine revelation, suggesting a new perspective from Eastern Christianity.

This article explores the distinction between natural and supernatural revelation in Protestant theology and Eastern Orthodox thought.
Critically analyzes the biblical text Romans 1:19-21 and its context.
Examines theological perspectives in modern Protestant and Eastern Orthodox traditions.
Explores the works of Georges Florovsky and Sergius Bulgakov.
Challenges traditional Protestant views on the distinction of revelations.
Presents Eastern Orthodox perspectives as a constructive alternative.
Addresses theological tensions in the understanding of divine revelation.

Eduard Sablon Leiva (2026) studied this question.

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