In a talk from The Coming Home Network’s 2010 Deep in History Conference, Marcus Grodi looks at the role of Scripture in the Christian life. Most Christians agree that in their belief that the Bible is infallible and inspired, but can’t agree on how to interpret it. Marcus reflects on his own journey with the Bible, shares how it came to direct and inform his life, and looks at how his respect and reverence for the Word of God played a large part in leading him to the Catholic Church.
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Resources Mentioned:
DuBay, Thomas. Fire Within: St. Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross and the Gospel on Prayer.
DuBay, Thomas. Authenticity.
Discussion Questions:
-Do Catholics believe Scripture is inspired by God?
-Could you identify with Grodi’s understanding of the Bible, as a child? Where did the Bible come from?
-How does translating the Bible throw a wrench in sola Scriptura?
-What problems began to “bother” Grodi? and what things did Grodi begin to see?
-Did Grodi help you see 2 Timothy 3:16 in a different light? How does that verse now help you understand Grodi’s “verse he never saw,” I Tim 3:15?
-How do we become “Protestant Catholics,” according to Grodi?
Vocabulary:
Septuagint: The first translation of the Hebrew Old Testament into popular Greek before the Christian era.