DOI: https://doi.org/10.36347/sjahss.2025.v13i02.001

Pages: 7-10

This article seeks to explore the complex relationship between revelation, faith, reason and mystery in shaping the human condition. It examines how Revelation as a divine disclosure offers insights into the transcendent, despite that, it remains intertwined with inherent mystery. The article argues that mystery is not simply the absence of knowledge but a crucial element that defines our understanding of revelation and its relevance. It delves into the interplay of faith and doubt, hinting that doubt can be a catalyst for deeper faith. The role of reason in interpreting revelation is also considered, acknowledging its limitations in the face of the divine. By analyzing these interconnected concepts, this article aims to shed light on the perpetual human quest for meaning and the enduring significance of revelation in navigating the uncertainties of existence.