L3 Historical Data

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examines the origins of earliest text to appreciate the underlying circumstances upon which the text cam to be

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Historical Criticism

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to discover the original meaning of the text in its primitive or historical context and its literal sense, also known as

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sensus literalis historicus (1st goal)

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to establish a reconstruction of the historical situation of the author and recipients of the text

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2nd goal of Historical Criticism

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two types of Historical Criticism

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External Criticism & Internal Criticism

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what century when history criticism began during the Protestant Reformation

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17th century

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what century did historical criticism gained popular recognition

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19th and 20th centuries

Question 7

this historical criticism methodology analyzes and studies the sources used by biblical authors

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source criticism

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this historical criticism methodology seeks to determine a unit’s original form and historical context of the literary tradition

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form criticism

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this historical criticism methodology which regards the author of the text as editor of the source materials

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redaction criticism

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this historical criticism methodology which attempts to trace the development stages of the oral tradition from its historical emergence to its literacy presentation

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tradition critisicm

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this historical criticism methodology which focuses its interpretation of the bible on the text if biblical canon

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canonical criticism

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a part of historical criticism where the critic should determine the origin of the material, its author, and the sources of information used.

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to determine the authenticity of the material (external criticism)

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a part of historical criticism where the critic must examine the trustworthiness of the testimonies as well as determine the probability of the statements to be true

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to weight the testimony to the truth (internal criticism)

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this determines the authenticity of the source

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External Criticism

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give the two ways to test the authenticity of the source (external criticism)

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Paleographical & Diplomatic Criticism

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the process of studying ancient writing systems and the deciphering and dating the historical manuscripts

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Paleography

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the critical analysis of historical document to understand how the document came to be, the information transmitted, and the relationship between the facts purported in the document and the reality

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Diplomatic Criticism

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TRUE or FALSE. the material under investigation does not have to be raw, unaltered, and does not have to exists exactly as the author left it.

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FALSE. this HAVE to be raw, unaltered, and left unchanged.

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it determines the historicity of the facts contained in the document

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Internal Criticism

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TRUE or FALSE. it is not necessary to prove the authenticity of the material or document

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TRUE

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TRUE or FALSE. the facts contained in the document does not have to be tested before any pertaining to it can be admitted.

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FALSE

Question 22

it is a dictionary of biography that gives examples of handwriting

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isographies

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it is a historical seal that has been subject of special study of experts

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sigillographers

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this refers to the era when historical forgery was not known

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Middle Ages (Medieval Era)

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this refers to the time/century when historical typewriting was invented

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19th century by Christopher Latham Sholes