Sacred Scripture Flashcards

1
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Revelation, the divine self-gift of God, is communicated in different ways:

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Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, Human Experience

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is the inspired record of how God dealt with His people, and how they responded to, remembered and interpreted that experience.

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Sacred Scripture

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3
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arose as an expression of the people’s
experience of God, and as a response to their needs.

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The Scriptures

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4
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was written by persons from the people of God,
for the people of God, about the experience of the people of God.

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The Bible

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5
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form “The Book of the People of God, the Church.”

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The Scriptures

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6
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Three important characteristics of Scripture

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Biblical Inspiration, Biblical Inerrancy, The Canon of the Scripture

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7
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Is a special gift given to the authors of the sacred text

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Biblical inspiration

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8
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a special grace or gift given by the Holy Spirit

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charism

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9
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Therefore, the entirety of the Bible was written under the___________

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inspiration of the Holy Spirit

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10
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Biblical Inspiration Theory

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Dictation Theory, Content Inspiration Theory

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11
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often times understood as “freedom from error.

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Biblical inerrancy

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12
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originally an early version of the schema on divine revelation in the Bible proposed a doctrine of ‘total inerrancy’.

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Biblical inerrancy

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13
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religious or profane

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re religiosa et profana

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14
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profane truths

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veritates profanae

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15
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refers to the definitive list of books of the Bible that are divinely inspired, and whose content
contains the norms of the faith.

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The Biblical canon

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16
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comes from the Greek kanon, which means “measuring rod” or “standard,” similar to modern day measuring devices like the ruler.

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canon

17
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the measure which we use to gauge whether something is considered
sacred text or not.

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canon

18
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Criteria for Canonicity

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Apostolicity, Source Community, Coherence with the Essential Gospel Message, Liturgical Use

19
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Is the text connected with a known apostle of Christ?

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Apostolicity

20
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What is the community from which the text emerged?

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Source Community

21
Q

Is the text consistent with the general understanding of the Christian message?

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Coherence with the Essential Gospel Message

22
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Is the text used in liturgy, like the Eucharist?

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Liturgical Use