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Catholic Scripture Interpretation
Resting on Fundamentals, Resisting Fundamentalism
NOTES
(1) Second Vatican Council, Dei Verbum, Art. 2. back
(2) Dei Verbum, Art. 11.back
(3) cf. Dei Verbum, Art. 2.back
(4) Dei Verbum, Art. 2.back
(5) cf. Dei Verbum, Art. 4.back
(6) cf. Pope Pius XII, Divino Afflante Spiritu, Art. 33.back
(7) Dei Verbum, Art. 10.back
(8) Dei Verbum, Art. 10.back
(9) cf. Dei Verbum, Art. 9.back
(10) cf. Pope Leo XIII, Providentissimus Deus, Part II,
Section D, subpart 3.back
(11) Dei Verbum, Art. 8.back
(12) Providentissimus Deus, Part II, Section D, subpart
3a.back
(13) Divino Afflante Spiritu, Art. 37.14) Dei Verbum, Art. 5, quoting First Vatican Council,
Dogmatic Constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chp. 3, ‘On Faith’.back
(15) Providentissimus Deus, Part II, Section C, subpart
1a.back
(16) cf. Matt. 16:13-20; John 16:13.back
(17) Providentissimus Deus, Part II, Section C, subpart
1b.back
(18) cf. Dei Verbum, Art. 12.back
(19) PCB, Interpretation of the Bible in
the Church, Origins edition, p.509.20) PCB, p. 509.back
(21) NCCB, A Pastoral Statement for Catholics on Biblical
Fundamentalism, p.2.back
(22) NCCB, p.2.back
(23) cf. Dei Verbum, Art. 19.back
(24) B. Frein, "Fundamentalism and Narrative Approaches
to the Gospels", Biblical Theology Bulletin, vol.22, p.13.back
(25) As a former fundamentalist, the writer has seen in
practice how an individual pastor is usually the true authority in a fundamentalist church
or organization.back
(26) NCCB, p.4-5.back
(27) cf. Dei Verbum, Art. 12.back
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