Éclats de révélation

Quebec theologian François Nault has released a new book titled De la révélation, published by Médiaspaul. The 112-page work uses 241 aphorisms to explore the nature of divine revelation, the identity of those speaking in sacred texts, and how to receive and act upon that revelation.

In his writing, Nault adopts a philosophical and poetic approach to faith, drawing inspiration from Spinoza. Rather than building a formal system or providing explanations, Nault uses these short fragments to testify to the tension between God and divine silence. Louis Cornellier notes that Nault's questions regarding revelation mirror fundamental inquiries concerning knowledge, duty, and hope.