TY  - BOOK
ED  - Pontifical Biblical Commission
TI  - The Interpretation of the Bible in the Church:  Address of His Holiness Pope John Paul II and Document of the Pontifical Biblical Commission
U1  - G53 
PY  - 1995///
CY  - Bangalore
PB  - National Biblical, Catechetical, & Liturgical Centre
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; ADDRESS OF HIS HOLINESS POPE JOHN PAUL II  Introduction		7  From « Providentissunus Deus » to « Divino afflante Spiritu» 		9   The Harmony between Githolic Exegesis and the Mystery of the Incarnation		12  The New Document of the Biblical Commission	17  DOCUMENT OF THE PONTIFICAL BIBUCAL COMMISSION  The Interpretation of the Bible in the Church ....	23  Preface by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger		26  Introduction  The State of the Question Today		29  The Purpose of this Document		32  Methods and Approaches for Interpretation  The Historical-Critical Method		34  1.	History of the Method		34  2.	Principles		37  3.	Description		37  4.	Evaluation		39  B.	NewMethods of Literary Analysis      .....	41  1.	Rhetorical   Analysis		41  2.	Narrative Analysis		44  3.	Semiotic Analysis		47  C.	Approaches Based on Tradition	-.	50  1.	The Canonical Approach		50  2.	Approach through Recourse to Jewish Traditions of Interpretation		53  3.	Approach by the History of the Influence of the Text  (Wirkungsgeschichte)		55  D.	Approaches that Use the Human Sciences    ...	57  1.	The Sociological Approach		57  2.	The Approach through Cultural Anthropology .	60  3.	Psychological and Psychoanalytical Approaches .	61  E.	Contextual  Approaches		63  1.	The Liberationist Approach	, 63  2.	The Feminist Approach		66  F.	Fundamentalist  Interpretation		69  II. Hermeneutical Questions  A.	Philosophical Hermeneutics		73  1.	Modem Perspectives		73  2.	Usefulness for Exegesis		75  B.	The Meaning of Inspired Scripture		77  1.	The Literal Sense		78  2.	The Spiritual Sense		81  3.	The Fuller Sense		83  Characteristics of Catholic Interpretation  A.	Interpretation in the Biblical Tradition    ....	86    1.	Re-readings (Relectures)		86  2.	Relationships between the Old Testament and the New		88  3.	Some Conclusions		91  B.	Interpretation in the Tradition of the Church .   .	92  1.	Formation of the Canon		93  2.	Patristic Exegesis		95  3.	The Roles of Various Members of the Church in Interpretation		97  C.	The Task of the Exegete		101  1.	Principal  Guidelines		102  2.	Research 		103  3.	Teaching		104  4.	Publications		105  D.	Relationships with Other Theological Disciplines	107  1.	Theology and Presuppositions regarding Biblical Texts 		107  2.	Exegesis and Systematic Theology		108  3.	Exegesis and Moral Theology		109  4.	Differing Points of View and Necessary Interaction	110  IV. Interpretation of the Bible in the Life of the Church  Actualization		113  1.	Principles		113  2.	Mediods		115  3.	Limits		116
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