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Introduction to Scripture - Guy Gruppie P.4 Theology
Introduction to Scripture - Guy Gruppie P.4 Theology
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A 20 question multiple choice quiz, based off of Unit 1: Introduction to Scripture.
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What is Sacred tradition?
The events of the first mass.
A biography of God's life.
Our tendencies as Catholics.
God's revealed truth through the Church, life, and worship.
2
Scripture is God's teachings, laws, and instruction of leading a good life.
True
False.
3
Is the Bible meant to be taken literally?
In some cases, yes. They can be historical accounts.
Yes, 100% of the time.
No.
No, the entire Bible is a parable.
4
What is canon?
List of historical facts.
God's rules.
A collection of sacred books accepted as genuine.
The Ten Commandments.
5
Did God force the authors of the Bible to write it.
No, never.
Only some of them.
All of them.
4; Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
6
Is the Bible meant to be a historical text?
Yes.
Sometimes.
No.
Maybe.
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Which is NOT a standard of Canonical text?
Follows sacred tradition of the Church.
Exactly historically correct, and 100% proof of the book.
Approved by bishops, or successors of the apostles.
Association with eyewitnesses of Jesus.
8
Which would NOT help you read the Bible.
Reading the passage in the correct context.
Use a commentary and take notes.
Recognize the genre.
Reading quickly through, and not taking notes.
9
Who laid down the foundation for Biblical interpretation?
St. Paul
St. Thomas
St. Gabriel
St. Damien
10
We as Catholics only rely on Sacred Scripture.
False
True
11
What is considered being "Gnostic"
Believing that proof is needed for everything.
Being atheist.
Believing that if there is no evidence, there is no God.
Accepting that there is no proof of God, but still believing
12
Who wrote the Bible.
Jesus
Moses
Jesus' apostles.
Many authors, all inspired by God.
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Biblical Commentary is only necessary when a translation of a book is needed.
True
False
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What is "inspiration" in the context of biblical authors?
The assistance that the Holy Spirit gave to Biblical Authors
A random thought that an author felt like pursuing.
A heartfelt drive to go outside and do something.
A feeling of being motivated by your favorite athlete.
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The Bible is a historical fact.
True
False
16
Books that are written are canonical if all bishops agree in unison.
True
False
17
How many people are responsible for writing the Bible?
We can't be sure, multiple writers wrote and collaborated.
1, God.
20.
100.
18
What are the MAIN senses of scriptures?
Allegorical, and Moral.
Anagogically and Literally.
Literal and Spiritual.
Parable, and Metaphorical.
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What are the two pillars of the Church through which God reveals himself.
Mary and Jesus' divinity.
The Bible, and Jesus' death.
The apostles, and Sacred Tradition.
Sacred Scripture, and God's attempts at salvation.
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Why was the Bible written?
Tell a cool story.
For representation of God's word and laws.
To give an exact historical account of events.
To force people to be Catholic.
