“…Since it is not the case, we conclude either that physicalism is false (Chalmers, 2003, Nida-Rümelin, 2007, Goff, 2011 or that Revelation is false (Loar, 1997, Levin, 2007, Schroer, 2010. Others deny that the combination of Revelation and physicalism entails that we are presented with the physical nature of our phenomenal properties (Damnjanovic, 2012, Elpidorou, 2016. The second way has to do with whether the relation implied by Revelation between the subject and her phenomenal properties can be physically implemented, i.e., satisfies what Levine (2007) Another line of research has continued to use Revelation in a context of discussions about the nature of colors (Byrne and Hilbert, 2007), and has then given rise to a naïve realist take on Revelation (Campbell, 2005, Allen, 2011.…”