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Exploring the intertwined meanings of "revelation" and "apocalypse," Gabriel Moran examines how their separation has impacted theological understanding. He argues that revelation, as God's self-disclosure, should not be viewed solely as a theological premise but connected to human responsibility and worldly matters. By reuniting these concepts, Moran proposes a fresh perspective on how revelation can transform religious education and practice, emphasizing the relevance of divine truth in contemporary life.