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    The Original Sin Analysis

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    2.5. The original sin “Deliver us from evil" (Mt 6: 13) A light on the question of evil‚ so often obscured today‚ comes from the truth of the faith on original sin: man‚ departing from God by his own free will‚ experiences internal disruption‚ because the separation from the Father who gives life condemns him for this very fact to death. This is what the Second Vatican Council teaches us in this regard: «What divine revelation makes known to us agrees with experience. Examining his heart‚ man finds

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    edu/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&AN=77669691&site=eds-live The article offers the author’s insights regarding the "Book of Revelation‚" by Saint John the Baptist. The author states that the book interprets a powerful affirmation of the insistence of Dei Verbum that God speaks in sacred scripture through men in human fashion. He mentions that the book is not a pure apocalypse and it seems to create an intertextuality which opens text to multiple interpretations. He relates that the book is a significant

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    Second Vatican Council led the renewal of the Catholic Church and changes within the Liturgy. John XXIII reaffirmed the importance of the Scripture and Jesus by translating the Bible from Latin into the vernacular as outlined in the Vatican Document Dei Verbum. This was also combined with changes to the Liturgy as outlined in Sacrosanctum Concillium which included reconnecting the liturgy to the people by translating the liturgy into the vernacular as well. Translating from Latin in the language of the

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    Through the Vatican II the church established a definition for itself; a church for all people. The Vatican II was responsible for sixteen significant documents that developed and reformed the expression of Christian beliefs. The document ‘Dei Verbum’ (Constitution on Divine Revelation) encourages the laity to study the Bible as the Word of God – hence the Scriptures became a significant and relevant part of worship again. ‘Sacrosanctum Concilium’ (Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy) amplifies

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    Rcia

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    RCIA – The Church II Nativity Catholic Church Gospel Reading: Then Jesus approached and said to them‚ “All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go‚ therefore‚ and make disciples of all nations‚ baptizing them in the name of the Father‚ and of the Son‚ and of the holy Spirit‚ teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold‚ I am with you always‚ until the end of the age”. (Mt. 28:18-20) Review of prior talk: The Church is One because God is One. The

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    Midterm Study Guide

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    Theological Foundations midterm topics & questions Remember the BIG STORY: Patriarchs‚ EXODUS‚ Covenant‚ Torah‚ Land‚ Monarchy‚ Temple‚ Split Kingdoms‚ North Destroyed‚ South in EXILE‚ Return to Land‚ rebuild Temple Return from the Exile … Second Temple Judaism Remember the BIG NAMES: Abraham (creator of 3 major religions‚ father of Jewish nation)‚ Isaac (son of Abraham was going to be sacrificed)‚ Jacob/Israel (fight with God‚ named changed to Israel‚ father of 12 tribes)‚ Twelve

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    Critical Review: “Witnesses to the world”- Chapter 4 “The Evangelists as Authors”. The chapter begins by the author stressing that‚ according to Dei Verbum the Gospel should be read on three levels. The author then states that the inspiration of the Holy Spirits comes from a communal and individual level. Gospels have been passed from people to places for many years. Those who formulate the Gospels are believed to be the true authors. The author then stresses that there are ten features that are

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    Exegesis Passage 1-12

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    Select a short passage for exegesis and analysis. Include in your analysis a discussion of both the literal and the spiritual senses of the passage following the guidelines of the interpretation of Scripture in the Catechism (109-119) Introduction This essay looks at the exegesis and analysis of the passage in John’s Gospel Ch. 2 v1-12 (The wedding feast of Cana). It discusses both the literal and spiritual sense of the passage following the guidelines for the interpretation of Scripture

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    Magisterium

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    Magisterium In Catholicism‚ the magisterium is the authority that lays down what is the authentic teaching of the Church. For the Catholic Church‚ that authority is vested uniquely in the pope and the bishops who are in communion with him.[3] Sacred Scripture and Tradition "make up a single sacred deposit of the Word of God‚ which is entrusted to the Church"‚[4] and the magisterium is not independent of this‚ since "all that it proposes for belief as being divinely revealed is derived from this

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    Theo

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    THEOLOGY PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION REVIEWER CHAPTER I- THEOLOGY AND FAITH A. On Theology *we ask questions because of curiosity *life is a constant search for meaning‚ a lifelong endeavour of questioning *there is an innate desire for us to know God *human mind has the capacity to accept God’s revelation *Theology does not depend on feelings and experiences of a person *Theology as a science can be verified and examined; “What is God?”- St. Thomas Aquinas began his venture to know God with

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