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Caritas in Veritate: Pope Benedict’s Blue-Print for Development

But how is this authentic experience of grace appropriated without the negative side effect of disaffection from communion with the Roman Catholic Church and casting one’s hermeneutical loyalty in the arena of biblical fundamentalism? The answer is to be found in the early Patristic practice of uniting the spiritual sense, a highly personalized appropriation of the biblical message, with the living tradition of the community of faith.[ii] We shall begin by first noting some of the features of fundamentalism, both biblical fundamentalism and a peculiar manifestation of fundamentalism among Catholics.

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Dr. William Newton taught at the International Theological Institute at Trumau in Austria. He is also on the teaching faculty of the MA of Marriage and the Family offered at the Maryvale Institute. He is currently Associate Professor of Theology, Chair of Faculty at the Franciscan University of Steubenville Austrian Program.

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