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1. www.reasonablecatholicism.com › resourcesUnderstanding the bible - reasonablecatholicism.com

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   we will examine the senses of Scripture as well as the Catholic principles for interpreting the Bible. Furthermore, we’ll discuss the different exegetical or hermeneutical tools and the meaning of inspiration.

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   outline of the distinctively Catholic approach to reading and interpreting the Bible: 1. From the beginning the Bible and the church have existed in a circular or symbiotic relationship. 2. The Bible is best understood as the word of God in human language. 3.

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4. www.catholic-resources.org › CBISA › CatholicHow to Read the Bible? – Catholic Approaches to Biblical ...

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   Reading the whole Bible from beginning to end (from the Book of Genesis to the Book of Revelation). Reading thirty or more minutes each day, or one or more chapters each day, throughout the year. Various plans for reading the whole Bible in one or more years are available in print or online.

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5. stm.caedm.ca › hp_wordpress › wp-contentTHE BIBLE AND HOW CATHOLICS INTERPRET THE BIBLE

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   How Catholics Read the Bible. “Then beginning with Moses and all the prophets, he interpreted to them the things about himself in all the scriptures.”. We read Scripture in the light of the Jesus’ incarnation, birth, life, death and resurrection. Jesus is the lens.

6. www.mhtcatholic.org › wp-content › uploadsCatholic vs Protestant Bibles 03-19-2019

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   The Catholic Bible has seven books and parts of two others in the Old Testament that are not found in Protestant Bibles. Catholics refer to these books as the Deuterocanonical books while Protestants refer to them as apocryphal books. Deuterocanonical means second canon; deutermeaning second.

7. www.godwhospeaks.uk › 2020/06/1-intro-to-bibleIntroduction to the Bible How the Bible speaks to Catholics

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   Catholic principles for reading the Bible are: 1. The Catholic Church believes that God is the principal author of Sacred Scripture. 2. God used certain people who wrote in human language at a particular time and place in history. Their writings reflected them – their personalities and their educations. The

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   How do Catholics interpret the Bible?

   • Catholic Approaches to Biblical Interpretation Inerrancy of the Bible (interpreted literalistically) 2. Virgin birth & deity of Jesus 3. Substitutionary atonement (Jesus’ death) 4. Bodily resurrection of Jesus 5. Imminent return of Jesus “God sent his only begotten Son...” (John 3:16), not “...his only begotten book!”

   How to Read the Bible? – Catholic Approaches to Biblical Interpretation

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   Do Catholics read the Bible?

   • As Catholics, it is ubiquitous in our daily lives. We read it often at home and in Mass, hold Bible studies, and likely own more than one. However, the Bibles we know and read today are all English translations, stemming from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Koine Greek text of the Old and New Testament.

   Which Bible Should I Use? A List of Approved Catholic Translations

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   Do Catholics follow the New Testament?

   • Orthodox churches also use this source.]Catholics follow the traditional twenty-seven book canon of the New Testament along with other Christians.The canonica writings serve as the rule or norm of faith and practice for Catholics, though they do not regard the Bible as t

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   How does the Church interpret the Bible?

   • The Church interprets the Bible within the living tradition of the whole Church (Catechism, 113). The Holy Spirit guides the Church in interpreting Scripture. Many examples of how the Saints, Popes, Early Church Fathers and Mothers, and Church Councils have commented on Scripture and its meaning throughout history can be found.

   Introduction to the Bible How the Bible speaks to Catholics

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   How do Catholics view scripture?

   • only source of divine revelation.Catholics regard Scripture as the privileged witness to divi evelation and an occasion for divine revelation.Catholics regard Scripture as written human authors under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Catholics regard Scripture as a trustworthy and inerrant guide on the road

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   What is the relationship between the Bible and the church?

   • N: 978-0-7425-4871-8fr e as both a summary of the principal points in this book and an outline of the distinctively Cath ic approach to reading and interpreting the Bible:From the beginn g the Bible and the church have existed in a circular or symbiotic relationship.The Bible is best understood as the word of God in human language.Catholics

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9. ucatholic.com › blog › which-bible-should-i-use-aWhich Bible Should I Use? A List of Approved Catholic ...

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   Dec 18, 2017 · With over one hundred English translations of the Bible available today, how do we know which to use? Here's a list of approved translations a Catholic can choose from.