What is the doctrine that the Bible's books are free from error regarding the truth God wishes to reveal?

Also called the Isrealites or the Jews, the descendants of Abraham who entered into a covenant with God?

What is the interpretation of the Bible that takes into account the various contexts for understanding?

What is the divine assistance the Holy Spirit gave the authors of the books of the Bible?

What is the interpretation of the Bible based on the literalist meaning of the Bible's words?

What is The process by which God makes himself known to human reason through the created world?

What are the most important truths revealed in the Bible?

What is a source of complete fulfillment, found only in our union with God?

What is God's self-communication, making known the mystery of the divine plan?

Who provided 5 proofs of the existence of God?

What is the aspect of a human being that is made in God's image?

What people use philosophy and logic to better understand God and his revealed truth?

Who taught that the beauty of creation itself is a testament to the existence of God?

What is a title officially bestowed on saints who are highly esteemed as theologians, teachers, and model's of holiness?

What is the pattern of specific events in human history in which God clearly reveals his presence and saving actions?

One way we can come to know God is by observing what?

Which of our abilities does sin obscure?

What are the books of the Bible officially recognized by the Church as inspired by the word of God?

What laguage(s) was the Bible originally written in?

What is the Greek translation of the Old Testament about 250 BC?

What is writing about Jesus of the Christian message not accepted as part of the biblical canon?

What is refering to the belief that salvation comes from secret knowledge available to only a select few?

What is the covenant or law established by God in Jesus Christ to fulfill and perfect the Old Testament?

What is a crisis in the 6th century BC, when many Jewish people were captured and taken to slavery in Babylon?

What are the collection of books meeting the standard to be approved as the inspired Word of God?

Who completed one of the earliest translations of the Bible onto Latin?

What is the critical interpretation of explanation of sacred scripture?

What is one of the spiritual senses of scripture?

What is one of the literal forms found in the bible?

What are different kinds of writing determined by their literary technique, content tone, and purpose?

What is an important recent finding in the field of biblical archeology?

What looks at how and why texts were edited and combined to create a final version of a biblical book?

What is a teaching letter from the Pope to the members of the Church?

What is a group pious Jews who left Jerusalem and began a community by the Dead Sea?

What is the process of passing on the Gospel message?

What is a form of biblical interoperation that considers what the stories of sacred scripture means for salvation?

The coherence or individual doctrines with the whole of revelation?

What is a heresy claiming that Christ's humanity was an illusion and the human body is evil?