Midterm review Flashcards

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Theological Virtues

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faith, hope, love

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Magesterium

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Teaching authority of the church

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Divine Revelation

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The way God reveals himself to us through various ways

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Natural Revelation

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How God reveals himself to us through nature

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Sacred Tradition

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The handing down of the traditions of the church

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Irreligious

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something that pulls you away from God

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Form Criticism

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focus on differences in literary genre

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Historical Criticism

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uses ancient language, archaeology, ancient customs, and scientific dating

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Textual Criticism

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Examines the translations of the text over centuries

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Source Criticism

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Focuses on where the author got his information from

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Redaction Criticism

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Focuses on the author as the editor of his own work

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Allegorical sense

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reading with a reflection of Jesus. Everything points forward to Jesus

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Moral Sense

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teaching the difference between good and evil

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anagogical sense

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all of scripture leads to the end time

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TNK

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original writing of the old testament (written in Greek)

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Torah

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first 5 books of the old testament

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Nebiim

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Books that relate to the prophets

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Septuagint

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Greek translation of the old testament

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King James Bible

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Protestant Bible

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Dewey Reams

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First English translation of the bible

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Etiology

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story that gives the cause of something

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Fundamentalism

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interpretation of the Bible in the literal sense

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Source of Mark

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Peter because he was a friend of Jesus

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Source for Matt and Luke

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Mark and Q source

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Exegesis

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process used by scholars to interpret scripture

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Kerygma

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The preaching of the gospel in the early church

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Didache

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Formal teaching of the gospel message

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Apocrypha

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Hidden books found in the back of the protestant Bible

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Acts of the Apostles

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tells of the establishment of the early church

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Epistles

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Written to local christian communities (mostly written by Paul)

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Revelation

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Highly symbolic written to give hope to persecuted christians

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What’s the difference between the Catholic and the Protestant bibles

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Protestants use the tanak version of the OT instead of the Septuagint

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Pentateuch

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Greek term for the first five books of the OT

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Evangelist

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Writer of gospels

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Jamnia

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where jewish scholars assembled after the destruction of Rome

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Yahwist Tradition

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uses yhwh as a name for god (anthropomorphizes god)

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Elohist Tradition

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uses elohim as name for God (emphasis on the prophecies)

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Priestly tradition

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census lists, genealogies, numbers/dates,

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Deuteronomist Tradition

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emphasis on morality and law

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Anthropomorphic

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making something more human