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10th Religion, Unit 1: Revelation, Inspiration, Interpretation, and the Bible
10th Religion, Unit 1: Revelation, Inspiration, Interpretation, and the Bible
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Which of the following IS NOT a 'sense of scripture'
anagogical
allegorical
literalistic
typological
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When interpreting Scripture, you must remain attentive to
All of the above
the truths of the faith
The tradition and interpretation of the Church
The whole of the Bible
3
The most important criteria for whether a book belongs in the Bible is whether or not it can/was being used at Mass
True
False
4
The truths learned by faith often contradict reason, but should be believed because God is their author
True
False
5
The Bible is
All of the abovre
The fullness of revelation
The Word
the Church's sacred library
6
Judaism and Christianity are unique among world religions because...
They profess God's own testimony given in and through history
The are religions rooted in a particular place, time, and people
All of the above
They center around God's actions in history, not an ethical system
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When dealing with revelation, the Church must
All of the above
Explain
Proclaim
Preserve
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What is the definition of Biblical "inerrancy"?
The Church, when teaching, cannot err in matters of faith and morals
Scripture is without error
God empowers the biblical authors to write only those truths he wants
Properly understood and interpreted, the Bible is without error
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When talking about the Bible, "inspiration" means...
The Magisterium of the Church cannot err in matters of faith and morals
God empowering certain persons to transmit revelation faithfully in writing
God told the biblical authors exactly what to write
the authors used their freedom and intellect to write what God wanted
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Is this an accurate description of the Bible? --
The Bible: many stories, one book
True
False
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What is the "Canon"?
A big gun
The Church's official teaching role
Graced friendship with God
The list of inspired and authoritative books that make up the Bible
12
What are the two pillars of revelation in the Catholic Church?
God and the biblical authors
The Pope and the Bishops
Scripture and Tradition
The Bible and the Mass
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We can know the existence of the Trinity by reason alone.
False
True
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What is infallibility?
The Church's inability to err when officially teaching on faith and morals
The Church's teaching office/role as teacher
The Bible contains no errors IF interpreted properly
A gift or charism of the Holy Spirit given to the Church
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At what venue or event were the books of the Bible decided on?
Church councils
The Pope's official decrees
During Christ's teaching
A meeting of the Apostles
16
The canon of the Bible was formed by the year 400AD
True
False
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We can know the existence of God by reason alone.
False
True
18
An "apocryphal" book is a book that is in the Bible
False
True
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The Bible is revelation
False
True
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When reading the Bible, you must be attentive to
all of the above
literary devices being used
the author's intention
genre
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Natural knowledge of God can be had through reason alone; supernatural knowledge requires the gift of faith
False
True
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The anagogical sense of Scripture
looks for allegories (connections to the New Testament)
is the same as the typological sense
looks for ways a passage points to heaven/hell/eternity
looks for analogies to external events
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Revelation is always mediated
True
False
