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Session 6 - 10
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1Christianity based on circular reasoning.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
2The Old Testament contains some things that are “incomplete” and “temporary.”
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3In the Christian faith, knowledge and life, truth and existence are intrinsically connected.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
4In theology, critical thinking is necessary for scientific research, as such faith is a hinderance to that research.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
5Select all that apply:
In advancing theological proposals, theologians need to- Aa) submit to the authority of magisterium.
- Bb) be free to research and dialogue
- Cc) be patient in advancing theories
- Dd) be exercised with the Church’s faith
- Ef) none of the above
6Documents issued by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) expressly approved by the Pope participate in the ordinary magisterium of the successor of Peter.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7A mandatum is a fundamental acknowledgment by church authority that a theologian is teaching within the full communion of the Catholic Church.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
8Bishops’ magisterial documents are always free from all deficiencies when addressing issues of faith and morals.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
9How should a theologian handle a situation in which s/he disagrees with the Church’s teaching on something?
- AEmbrace the faith against his will.
- BHumbly conform himself to Christ rather than the present world.
- CUnless the Magisterial teaching is infallible, s/he is free to disagree.
- DApply a correct understanding regarding the "supernatural sense of the faith".
- EProperly form his/her conscience.
10The TaNaK is comprised of the following (choose all that apply)
- ATorah = The Law
- BNevi’im = The Prophets
- CKetuvim = The Wisdom / Writings
11The Masoretic Text (MT) is the Greek text of the TaNak.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
12The Septuagint (LXX) is the Greek version of the Old Testament.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
13The Deuterocanonical Books were not in “the Jewish Bible” of Jesus’ day.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
14The canon of scripture was closed during the Council of Rome by Pope St. Damasus I.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
15In composing the Septuagint, King Ptolemy gathered together seventy elders to translate the Jewish scriptures. The elders were separated and after they translated the scriptures, were brought together and their texts were compared. What was the result of this comparison
- AA good portion of the writings were similar
- BThe translations had some errors in the names, but overall the texts agreed.
- CThe translations had rendered the same words and names from beginning to end.
16Only those parts of the scriptures that are necessary to salvation are inspired.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
17The Incarnational view of scripture asserts that since Christ was Fully Divine and Fully human (with human weakness but without sin), the same applies to the scriptures in that they have a Divine and Human authorship (with human weakness but without error.)
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
18Which of the following is true:
- A“Hermeneutic”: pertaining to interpretation (of Scripture)
- B“Hermeneutical”: general theory of interpretation
- C“Biblical Hermeneutics”: pertaining to the interpretation of biblical texts
19The New Testament is concealed in the Old; the Old Testament is revealed in the New.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
20[blank_start]Judaizers[blank_end] (1st Century): Christians must embrace the entirety of OT Laws.
[blank_start]Gnosticism[blank_end] (2nd Century): God of Old Testament is different than God of the New Testament
[blank_start]Marcionism[blank_end] (A.D. 85–160): Affirmed Gnostic dualism, rejected the OT, accepted portions of Luke, and Epistles of Paul- AJudaizers
- BGnosticism
- CMarcionism
- DGnosticism
- EMarcionism
- FJudaizers
- GMarcionism
- HGnosticism
- IJudaizers
21In responding to the Judaizers, St. Paul responds by appealing to the fact that [blank_start]Abraham[blank_end] was justified apart from Circumcision.
- AAbraham
- BMoses
- CNoah
- DAdam
22The Early Church Fathers describe the divine accommodation as a father caring for his own children and adopting their ways and using their language.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
23In his conversations with Jewish interlocutors on the subject of sacrificial laws, Justin Martyr draws upon Jesus’ teaching on divorce and remarriage by stating the laws were given because of the hardness of the heart.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
24Justin Martyr draws upon the prophets Jeremiah and Ezekiel to show that certain laws were added because of their sinfulness.
- AVerdadero
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25Recapitulation means that the life of Christ sums up all of salvation history.
- AVerdadero
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26Typology refers to the study of the covenants.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
27Which of the following is true?
- AAlexandrian School accentuated the allegorical view of scripture.
Antioch School accentuated the literal historical view of scripture. - BAlexandrian School accentuated the literal historical view of scripture.
Antioch School accentuated the allegorical view of scripture.
- AAlexandrian School accentuated the allegorical view of scripture.
28John Chrysostom is associated with the [blank_start]Antiochene[blank_end] School.
- AAntiochene
- BAlexandrian
29Origen and Titus Flavius Clement are both associated to the School of Antioch.
- AVerdadero
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30The concept that scripture contains a three-fold sense was developed and pioneered by
- AClement of Alexandria
- BJohn Chrysostom
- COrigen
- DAugustine
- EAquinas
31Cyril of Alexandria sees temple imagery in Isaiah's references of the tower and wine vat.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
32The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Targum agree with John Chrysostom's argument that Isaiah 5 does not refer to the temple.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
33Who makes the claim that: "The spiritual truth was often preserved, as one might say, in the material falsehood."
- AOrigen
- BChrysostom
- CAugustine
- DCyril of Alexandria
34Origen argues that in the case of the literal sense of the scripture, the writers may not have intended to provide literal history.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
35Which is true:
- AChrysostom emphasizes the historical realities.
Origen emphasizes allegory and mystical interpretation. - BOrigen emphasizes the historical realities.
Chrysostom emphasizes allegory and mystical interpretation.
- AChrysostom emphasizes the historical realities.
36Who is referred as a Biblical Theologian?
- AChrysostom
- BOrigen
- CAugustine
- DAquinas
37Augustine synthesized the schools of Alexandria and Antioch by proposing that scriptures have both literal and spiritual meaning.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
38For St. Thomas Aquinas, the literal sense of scripture is the foundation for the spiritual senses.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
39Who proposes that there are multiple literal senses?
- AAugustine
- BOrigen
- CChrysostom
- DCyril of Alexandria
- EAquinas
40[blank_start]Historical[blank_end] sense: the temple building
[blank_start]Allegorical[blank_end]: Christ is the true temple (John 2:19–22)
[blank_start]Moral / Tropological[blank_end]: believers are temples (1 Cor 6:19)
[blank_start]Anagogical[blank_end]: the heavenly temple (Heb 8:5)- AHistorical
- BAllegorical
- CMoral / Tropological
- DAnagogical
- EAllegorical
- FHistorical
- GMoral / Tropological
- HAnagogical
- ITropological
- JAnagogical
- KAllegorical
- LHistorical
- MAnagogical
- NHistorical
- OMoral / Tropological
- PAllegorical
41Which translation of Dei Verbum 11 does that Catechism of the Catholic Church use?
- AAbbot
- BFlannery
42Which translation of Dei Verbum 11 asserts that only what is necessary for salvation is without error?
- AAbbot
- BFlannery
43What does textual criticism refer to?
- AThe external and internal evidence of a given text.
- BThe external evidence of a given text.
- CThe internal evidence of a given text.
44Which of the following does NOT relate to Internal Evidence?
- AGeographical distribution of witnesses
- BThe more difficult reading is to be preferred
- CConsiderations of style, vocabulary, usage of an author/source.
- DApplication of accepted theories of origin and transmission of NT books.
- EThe shorter reading is to be preferred
45The Latin Vulgate has been found to be "free from error" in regards to faith and morals.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
46The Johannine Comma refers to text in 1 John 5:7-9 that is not found within the Vulgate but is found in the original text and was quoted by the Church fathers.
- AVerdadero
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47"For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one."
Central issue in the Johannine Comma is that the added words are not in the original manuscripts except 8 in Latin.- AVerdadero
- BFalso
48With respect to the "Woman Caught in Adultery", which of the following point to issues with that story.
- ANot present in the earliest manuscripts
- BA few manuscripts have it in Luke!
- CBrief style feels more like Synoptics
- DNon-Johannine vocabulary
49Which of the following are true about the Pontifical Biblical Commission
- AIt presently functions as a teaching office
- BGuard against false interpretation
- CPromote scientific study of the bible
- DDetermines what ought to be inviolably maintained by Catholics
50[blank_start]Diachronic[blank_end] method looks at the text through the lens of time (Looks at text in historical point of view) .
[blank_start]Synchronic[blank_end] method looks at the text in the present time = (contemporary reading).- ADiachronic
- BSynchronic
- CSynchronic
- DDiachronic
51Canonical Criticism and Narrative Criticism fall under the Synchronic approach of biblical interpretation.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
52Historical-Critical method uses source, form, and redaction as tools for interpretation.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
Información
- Descripción
- Session 6-10
- Autor
- Roy Ornelas
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- English
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