Charlier, C�elestin Paul.
The Christian approach to the Bible / Dom Celestin Charlier. - London : Sands, 1961. - 298 pages ; 19 cm
The problem: Biblical Jansenism; Biblical Scientism; Biblical Pietism; The Bible and Tradition -- The Book: The Books of the Bible; The Languages of the Bible; Writing and manuscripts; Original texts and versions; Textual Criticism -- The Background: The Geographical background; The historical sources; The Beginnings; Events in the Corridor; From Judaism to Hellenism -- The Birth of the Bible: The formation of the Book; The formation of the Inspired Book; The definition of the Canon; Inspiration and Canonicity -- The human element: The historical method; The semitic mentality; Literary forms; The morality of the Bible; The writers -- The Word of God: Human and divine; The Bible's convergent themes; The gradual transposition of the Biblical themes; The Christian transposition of the Biblical themes; Christ the focal point of the Scriptures -- The work of the Spirit: Revelation and inspiration; The nature of inspiration; Inerrancy; The "Theandric" nature of inspiration -- The Bible and the Christian: The Bible and science; The Bible and history; The Bible and faith; The Bible and life -- Christian interpretation: The atmosphere of Bible Reading; The meaning of the Bible; The principles of interpretation; The method of interpretation -- The Bible and Christian culture: The literary value of the Bible; The Bible and art; Biblical education; The mystery of the Bible in the Church
014029702 Uk
Bible--Introductions.
Bible.
Introductions.
220.6
The Christian approach to the Bible / Dom Celestin Charlier. - London : Sands, 1961. - 298 pages ; 19 cm
The problem: Biblical Jansenism; Biblical Scientism; Biblical Pietism; The Bible and Tradition -- The Book: The Books of the Bible; The Languages of the Bible; Writing and manuscripts; Original texts and versions; Textual Criticism -- The Background: The Geographical background; The historical sources; The Beginnings; Events in the Corridor; From Judaism to Hellenism -- The Birth of the Bible: The formation of the Book; The formation of the Inspired Book; The definition of the Canon; Inspiration and Canonicity -- The human element: The historical method; The semitic mentality; Literary forms; The morality of the Bible; The writers -- The Word of God: Human and divine; The Bible's convergent themes; The gradual transposition of the Biblical themes; The Christian transposition of the Biblical themes; Christ the focal point of the Scriptures -- The work of the Spirit: Revelation and inspiration; The nature of inspiration; Inerrancy; The "Theandric" nature of inspiration -- The Bible and the Christian: The Bible and science; The Bible and history; The Bible and faith; The Bible and life -- Christian interpretation: The atmosphere of Bible Reading; The meaning of the Bible; The principles of interpretation; The method of interpretation -- The Bible and Christian culture: The literary value of the Bible; The Bible and art; Biblical education; The mystery of the Bible in the Church
014029702 Uk
Bible--Introductions.
Bible.
Introductions.
220.6