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Biblical Fundamentalism - Year 9 Biblical Writing
Biblical Fundamentalism - Year 9 Biblical Writing
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What is a key feature of Biblical Fundamentalism?
Viewing the Bible as only a collection of stories.
Accepting different interpretations of Scripture.
Studying the Bible using scientific methods.
Strict literal interpretation of the Bible.
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What is one problem with taking the Bible completely literally?
The Bible has too many different books.
Some translations are difficult to read.
The Bible is only meant for priests to understand.
Some stories contain symbolic or poetic language.
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What is a major challenge of interpreting the Bible strictly literally?
Conflicts with science and history, such as the six-day creation story
People can only understand it if they study ancient languages
It was written in a way that no one can understand today
The Bible is too long to read in one sitting.
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What does the story of Adam, Eve, and the serpent symbolise
That Adam and Eve were the only humans ever created.
The importance of eating fruit every day.
That animals could talk in ancient times.
Free will, temptation, and sin
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Why do fundamentalists reject metaphorical or symbolic readings of the Bible?
They think only scientists should interpret the Bible.
They only read the New Testament.
They believe the Bible is a human-made book with errors.
They believe the Bible is the absolute and literal truth in all aspects.
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Why does the Catholic Church encourage understanding the Bible's historical context?
To change the Bible’s teachings to fit modern beliefs.
To prove that all biblical events happened exactly as written.
To help readers understand the meaning behind the stories.
Because the Church believes the Bible is outdated
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What is one example of Biblical Fundamentalism?
Bible was written by many different authors over time.
The creation story is a symbolic explanation of God’s power.
Biblical stories contain moral lessons but are not literal.
The world was created in six days exactly as described in Genesis
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What does the story of Jonah and the great fish represent?
A lesson about obedience, repentance, and God’s mercy.
A warning about the dangers of sailing.
That people in ancient times could survive in the ocean for days.
That whales used to be much larger.
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What lesson can we learn from the story of Noah and the flood?
Floods were common in ancient times
All animals were once able to live together peacefully.
The flood covered the entire planet exactly as described
God punishes sin but also provides salvation
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Why does the Catholic Church believe that interpreting the Bible within the faith community is important?
Only priests are allowed to read the Bible
Church helped compile & interpret the Bible over time.
Because the Bible only makes sense when read in groups.
Bible is too confusing for individuals to read alone.
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What is the creation story in Genesis often seen as?
A historical textbook about ancient civilizations
A scientific explanation of how the world was made
A figurative or poetic description of God’s power and order in the world
A prediction about the end of the world.
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How does the Catholic Church view the Bible?
As inspired by God but containing different writing styles
As a book that must be taken literally at all times.
As only useful for historians.
As a collection of myths with no religious value.
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How do fundamentalists view the authority and truth of the Bible?
They believe the Bible is the direct word of God, without errors
They think the Bible must be interpreted by scholars
They see the Bible as mostly myths and stories
They believe the Church decides what is true in the Bible
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What does the Catholic Church ask people to do when reading the Scriptures?
Follow every word literally, without question
Ignore Old Testament stories because they are outdated
Understand the Bible in its historical and literary context.
Read it only in the original Hebrew and Greek
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What is Biblical Fundamentalism?
Bible believed to be completely true
The belief that only the New Testament is true
The Catholic Church's official way of reading the Bible
A method of studying the Bible with historical and literary context
