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What does the Bible say about natural revelation?

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Natural revelation refers to God revealing Himself through creation and the conscience of humanity, demonstrating His existence and moral law.

Natural revelation is outlined in Romans 1 and 2, showcasing how God's qualities and existence can be inferred from the created world and the moral understanding inherent in the hearts of people. Romans 1:19-20 highlights that God's invisible attributes, including His eternal power and divine nature, are clearly seen through creation, making humanity without excuse. Meanwhile, Romans 2:14-15 explains how Gentiles, who do not have the written law, still act according to its principles because the work of the law is written on their hearts—a reflection of God's moral order that exists universally among humanity. Thus, natural revelation serves as the foundational understanding of God's existence and morality, albeit not sufficient for salvation, which requires special revelation through Scripture and Jesus Christ.
Scripture References: Romans 1:19-20, Romans 2:14-15

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