Part 01 - Vatican II on the Truth and Salvific Purpose of Scripture: Part 1
Father Brian W. Harrison, O.S., analyzes the 1965 Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation entitled Dei Verbum. This two-part lecture covers the Magisterial doctrines of inspiration and inerrancy, previous ecclesiastical pronouncements, and contemporary misunderstandings of the Dogmatic Constitution.
Part 02 - Vatican II on the Truth and Salvific Purpose of Scripture: Part 2
Father Brian W. Harrison, O.S., analyzes the 1965 Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation entitled Dei Verbum. This two-part lecture covers the Magisterial doctrines of inspiration and inerrancy, previous ecclesiastical pronouncements, and contemporary misunderstandings of the Dogmatic Constitution.
Part 03 - The Word Incarnate and Inscripturated: The Savior's Testimony to the Old Covenant Writings
Mr. Salvatore J. Ciresi discusses key Gospel episodes from the life of Our Lord which will guide today's Catholic toward a theological and practical appreciation for the Old Testament. This lecture addresses the function of the Old Covenant texts for Apologetics, Biblical studies, Dogmatics, and Morality.
Part 04 - Razón y Fe: The Spanish Jesuits in Defense of Holy Writ
Mr. Ben Douglass resurrects the work of the early 20th century Spanish Jesuits in defense of traditional Catholic positions on the integrity and authorship of the books of Scripture. This talk focuses on the historicity of Jonah and the unity of Isaiah.
Part 05 - Rebellion and Rationalization: The Mystery of Iniquity in the History of Exegesis
Mr. Ben Douglass argues that the history of biblical interpretation is in large part a history of men twisting Scripture in order to rationalize their rebellion from God. This lecture covers Talmudic Judaism, Islam, and Mormonism.
Part 06 - Facts in Acts: An Overview of St. Luke's Inspired Apostolic History
Mr. Salvatore J. Ciresi presents an outline of the New Testament's record of early ecclesiastical history entitled Acts of the Apostles. This lecture highlights themes such as the uniqueness of the Lord Jesus Christ, the role of the Holy Ghost, the primacy of St. Peter, the activities of St. Paul, and the importance of Scripture.
Taken from a six-part Conference hosted by The St. Jerome Biblical Guild - August 2007
