Bible study, both academic and pastoral, is now a shared interest and responsibility across Christian traditions, though it once divided the Churches.
The Vatican II Constitution on Divine Revelation, Dei Verbum, gave impetus to a process which began earlier in the twentieth century. Catholic scholars joined their Anglican and Protestant colleagues in exploring the insights made available by discoveries in archaeology and in applying historical- critical tools to the biblical texts.
Bible study, both academic and pastoral, is now a shared interest and responsibility across Christian traditions, though it once divided the Churches.
The Vatican II Constitution on Divine Revelation, Dei Verbum, gave impetus to a process which began earlier in the twentieth century. Catholic scholars joined their Anglican and Protestant colleagues in exploring the insights made available by discoveries in archaeology and in applying historical- critical tools to the biblical texts.
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