This groundbreaking work by N. Gray Sutanto presents a compelling argument for an affective model of general revelation, rooted in the Reformed tradition. The author posits that the sense of divinity is a universal, non-propositional feeling inherent in all humans, a notion that has been debated within the Christian tradition. By exploring the theological implications of this model, Sutanto sheds new light on the nature of God’s revelation and its significance for human understanding. This thought-provoking book is a must-read for scholars and theologians seeking to deepen their understanding of the intersection of faith and reason. With its nuanced and insightful analysis, it offers a fresh perspective on the complexities of general revelation and its relevance to contemporary debates in theology and philosophy.