Freshman Theology Unit 3

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Typology

Is a form of Biblical Exegesis in which Old testament people and events are seen as preceding/foreshadowing New testament people and event.

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Biblical Criticism

Is a general term that describes several ways to understand biblical texts in their original setting, for discovering the intention of the original author, and for examining their literacy style.

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Exegesis

Is the process of the careful study of biblical passages in order to produce useful interpretations. (We have to be a detective and ask questions)

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Analogy of faith

Holds that God’s Revelation in Sacred Scripture is never contradictory. In other words, truth cannot contradict truth.

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How fundamentalists interpret the bible?

Literal point of view

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What are Catholics looking for with contextual Interpretation?

What the author was trying to convey

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What are the three subdivisions of spiritual senses?

Allegorical, Moral, Analogical

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What do biblical and scientific truth have in common?


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Purpose of the Bible

It is to present the religious truths that God wishes to reveal through the events of Salvation History

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Source criticism

A source that determines where biblical material came from

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Redaction criticism

A source that determines how a given biblical author’s theology influenced the way that he organized the material.

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Form criticism

A source that identifies the literary genre

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Historical criticism

A source that determines the historical and cultural context of the text

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What do we need to understand the Bible?

We must ask for the guidance of the Holy Spirit while reading and studying it

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Purpose of exegesis

To search for the literal meaning of the text while not excluding the spiritual meaning

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Theology does not contradict which subject

Science

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Know the two main senses of scripture

Literal and Spiritual

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Allegorical sense of Scripture

The storyline conveys more than 1 level of meaning

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Anagogical sense of Scripture

Helps us to view earthy events and other realities in context of our journey to heaven

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Moral sense of Scripture

The Bible provides instruction on proper ways to live and behave and to act justly on behalf of God and other people

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A tool we use for serious study of the Bible?

Archeology

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What three things have historians proved regarding Jesus

1) Jesus of Nazareth did exist

2) The Romans under Pontius Pilate crucified him

3) Jesus established a church that persists to this day