Notes for Test Flashcards
full interpretation of the Scripture which includes seeing the Christian Testament as the fulfillment of the Hebrew Scriptures.
Sensus plenior
theory that the first five books of the Bible were composed by various sources of strands
Documentary Hypothesis
ongoing education/formation in the mystery of Christ
mystagogy
theology and practice affected by protestant reformation and the council of Trent
tridentine
Latin for “let it be done”; the words of assent Mary gave to the angel Gabriel at the annunciation
fiat
a literary style which uses a symbolic story to explain spiritual truths, often presenting them as historical occurrences
Mythopoetic
an investigation of the Hebrew Scriptures which helps the writer of the Christian Scriptures relate a passage’s meaning to the world of the reader
midrash
an inclination to evil that remains in the human despite the healing power of baptism
Concupiscence
to give first consideration in every decision to its effect on the marginalized and helpless in the world
Preferential option
suffering that carries great potential for human or spiritual growth
redemptive suffering
recognition of the interconnectedness of the human community and a need for mutual support or aid
interdependence
focus of control in any human structure should be placed as close to the individual as possible
subsidiarity
we are entrusted to care for the world which ultimately belongs to God
stewardship
an analysis of the Bible that looks at the literary, historical, and contextual elements of a passage to determine the author’s meaning and what can be revealed through a particular text
Historical-biblical criticism
one who ministers out of personal pain
wounded healer