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WOCU Unit 2 Review (S1, 17-18)
What does divine inspiration protect in the Bible?
Who wrote the Bible?
WOCU Unit 2 Review (S1, 17-18)
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Who wrote the Bible?
Moses
God & many divinely inspired human authors
The Pope
God
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What does divine inspiration protect in the Bible?
nothing
the message of God's plan of salvation
the historical facts
God
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Which is TRUE about the contextualist approach to reading Scripture?
It looks only at the words on the page
It takes into consideration the circumstances surrounding it
It is only relevant when reading the New Testament
It doesn't use the literal or spiritual senses
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What does source criticism look at?
how outside literature influenced the biblical authors work
the different written tradition in the bible
how the bible is scientifically true
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What type of history does the Bible record?
salvation
scientific
factual
fiction
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True or False: God is the only author of the Bible.
False
True
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How did the Bible come to be?
One person wrote it and published it
God dictated it to humans and they wrote it as it happened
It was a 5 step process
God gave it to Moses
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What is the purpose of reading with the senses?
to confuse readers
to argue meaning
to only consider what happened in the story
to find a deeper meaning in the passage
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What does divine inspiration teach about the authorship of the Bible?
that through divine inspiration God is one of the authors
that the Bible was dictated, word-for-word, to the authors
that God is the only author of the Bible
that the human voice isn't important
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What is biblical exegesis?
the fundamentalist approach to interpreting scripture
translating the bible from ancient languages
critical interpretation and explanation of a text
the biblical formation process
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Which word is defined as "an origin story that conveys religious truth"?
exegesis
pentateuch
canon
myth
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Where does the biblical formation process begin?
When people experience God
With oral tradition
When the bible is translated
When the canon is selected
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Which is NOT the contextualist approach to scripture?
senses of scripture
reading the story word-for-word
biblical exegesis
redaction criticism
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What is the official collection of 73 books in the Catholic Bible called?
The Pentateuch
The Canon
The New Testament
The Old Testament
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What are the first 5 books of the Catholic Bible called?
Tanak
Canon
New Testament
Pentateuch
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Which of the senses explores the meaning beyond the basic context of the passage?
spiritual senses
literal senses
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How do Catholics read the Bible?
literally
they don't
fundamentally
contextually
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Which approach to reading the Bible does not consider the greater contexts of the Bible?
contextualist
spiritual sense
literal sense
fundamentalist
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Which is FALSE of divine inspiration?
it makes the Bible true: religiously and morally
it inspired the human authors to write the Bible
it teaches that humans had no control over what they wrote
it protects God's message of salvation
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Which of the senses requires the reader to focus on the events as they happen in the passage?
spiritual
literal
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What does redaction criticism look at?
it argues for how a story could have been better
how multiple written traditions make up one story
it judges the authorship of a book
the basic story in a passage
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During which step of the biblical process was divine inspiration part of?
only when the books were translated
when the stories were written down
when the people experienced God
it wasn't
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How is the Bible true?
It is morally and religiously true
It is mathematically true
It is scientifically true
It is factually true
