The Nature of Holy Scripture in Roman Catholic Discussion from Vatican II to the New Catechism

John D. Morrison

The Nature of Holy Scripture in Roman Catholic Discussion from Vatican II to the New Catechism

John D. Morrison

School of Divinity

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Vatican II and Scripture while affirming traditional Catholic views, is still vague enough for divergent and radical views of the word of God. Gives an analysis of the views on Scripture by such RC theologians as Karl Rahner, Raymond Brown, Avery Dulles, and Richard Swinburne. Notes the clarifications made in the New Catechism.

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