Duplicate of Freshman Chapter 3 (S1)

Which is a literary genre found in the Bible?

This spiritual sense views events of Scripture in terms of their eternal significance.

Immunity from error and no possibility of error. The Pope has this when speaking ex cathedra in faith and morals.

A way of reading Scripture without regard to the literary forms or meaning intended by the author.

The doctrine of the Blessed Trinity is an example of Sacred Tradition, which cannot change.

The gift of the Holy Spirit that assisted the human authors of the bible.

The Council of Trent was the first Ecumenical Council.

St. Peter established the Catholic Church to preserve the memory of Christ.

Sacred Scripture is a part of Sacred Tradition

Which is a spiritual senses of scripture?

The Holy Spirit came upon the Apostles at the Ascension.

This spiritual sense interprets the heroes of Scripture as models for life.

Making no mistakes or errors. Scripture is this becuase it always speaks truth.

Which is a literary genre found in the Bible?

Christ declared the Old Testament irrelevant and created a new law.

Which are metaphorical (improper literal) senses of scripture?

From the Latin, traditio, meaning "handing down"

Supernatural Truths can be known without Revelation.

Christ perfected the moral laws of the Old Testament.

Natural truths are never part of Revelation.

Sacred Tradition is chronologically before Sacred Scripture.

A consecrated successor to the Apostles

A source of tradition. (more than one could be right)

Story, often fanciful. A moral lesson, not based on facts.

James is the apostle that Jesus called the rock that He would build His Church on.

A Summary of Catholic Teaching

God is not the primary author of Scripture

It is better to not pray for guidance when reading Scripture.

Which are sources of Tradition?

Spiritual sense that shows how people and events in salvation history parallel future people or events.

Literary device that uses exaggeration to make a point.

From the Greek for "one sent forth"

From the Greek meaning, "the whole world". A formal Synod (meeting) of bishops.

Various styles of writing that communicate a message through particular creative means.

The magisterium finds new sources of Revelation.

A word or term that refers to another by comparison.

The heritage of faith contained in both Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.

Term used to describe the lineage of the Catholic bishops and pope through the ages and links them to the apostles.

Fathers of the Church who were direct disciples of the Apostles.

Name given to the universal teaching authority of the pope and bishops in communion with him.

Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition are the twin sources of the Deposit of Faith

Christian writers through the eighth century that had a significant positive impact on the teachings of the Church.