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God reveals Godself to us through revelation, which establishes a personal relationship between God and humanity. Revelation comes in various forms, including through the Bible, Church tradition, and the Magisterium. The Bible is inspired by God and conveys spiritual truths through its literal, allegorical, moral, and anagogic senses. Interpreting Scripture requires both critical analysis and understanding the spiritual meanings and insights it provides about how Christians should view the world. God transcends gender but uses both masculine and feminine forms for self-revelation in ways that relate to human understanding.
God reveals Godself to us through revelation, which establishes a personal relationship between God and humanity. Revelation comes in various forms, including through the Bible, Church tradition, and the Magisterium. The Bible is inspired by God and conveys spiritual truths through its literal, allegorical, moral, and anagogic senses. Interpreting Scripture requires both critical analysis and understanding the spiritual meanings and insights it provides about how Christians should view the world. God transcends gender but uses both masculine and feminine forms for self-revelation in ways that relate to human understanding.
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God reveals Godself to us through revelation, which establishes a personal relationship between God and humanity. Revelation comes in various forms, including through the Bible, Church tradition, and the Magisterium. The Bible is inspired by God and conveys spiritual truths through its literal, allegorical, moral, and anagogic senses. Interpreting Scripture requires both critical analysis and understanding the spiritual meanings and insights it provides about how Christians should view the world. God transcends gender but uses both masculine and feminine forms for self-revelation in ways that relate to human understanding.
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Θ –It is living out your own understanding of God revealing Himself/ Herself to us is called
God and His movement. Revelation. It is a form of His/ Her
-“Faith seeking understanding (St. communicating to us and establishment of a Anselm of Canterbury)”. needs to be a personal relationship. Acceptance of this is combination of believing and reasoning1. called Faith. Common problems of Filipino Θ: The Bible, a form of revelation, was made out of Divine Inspiration2. Another is through • Folk Catholicism: we become Catholics Tradition3, and lastly, through the Magisterium, because our kin are and because they the teaching authority of the Church. made us do so. N.B.: in revelation, it’s not an issue abt. The • Practical Atheism/ split-level Christianity: messenger or the form of msg., it is what the We believe in a religious God but not msg. means. It can also either be words or recognize Him in other aspects of life. deeds. Another important factor in revelation • Secularisation: the movement/shift in (when analysing it) is the context: historical, focus from a God-centred life to a cultural or religious. human & technology-dependent life. • Pluralism: exposure to diff. cultures due Scripture: It is inspired by God and it is inerrant4 to modernisation. The effect is ambiguity and it is inspiring (gives inspiration and spiritual and uncertainty. growth). It is active and living in different forms How to do it: (creation, history, JC, HS, bible). It is also • Life Integration: the Word of God in our sacramental because through it we feel/ meet lives and how It moves us. God. It is also the Church’s book. It is also a • Contextual Integration: Putting our faith work of art that possesses beauty5. in application under a specific context 4 senses of Scripture: (proving the universality of the Word). • Literal sense: at its face value • Source Integration: Going back to the • Allegorical sense: meaning of the story context of Scriptures and applying the • Moral sense: what should be done lesson in life. • Anagogic sense: looking forward to • A combination of integrations: future. o Doctrine: ideas and knowledge Scripture interpretation: of God we have. Literal: critical analysis o Morals: Virtues upheld and Spiritual: meanings of words and images principles believed in. Christian Imagination: world seen in the eyes of o Worship: prayer and Scripture sacramental life and worship Performance hermeneutics: refer to integration of Θ. On God: God is neither feminine nor masculine; God is transcendental. God using gender for self-disclosure and for accommodating our mind`s capacity. God can be seen/ reveals himself/herself through: • Natural Signs: through nature and His/ Her creation. • Biblical Signs: through the Scriptures/ JC • Ecclesial Signs: Church (God’s people) • Liturgical Signs: communal/ personal worship and prayer 2 HS’s guidance to humans. • Interior presence (conscience) and 3 The appropriation process of the Church of its “signs of the times” teachings and traditions (the rites and customs about faith). 4 It doesn’t have any mistakes, message-wise, 1 makes beliefs clearer and judges whether it is and not necessarily inerrant in historical data. 5 still to be believed or not. Beauty in form, gives pleasure, empowering.