Pints With Aquinas Mind-Blowing Bible Study (Dr. Scott Hahn) | Ep. 483
Dr. Scott Hahn, a renowned Catholic theologian and author, shares profound insights into Scripture and the Eucharist. He discusses the transformative influence of the Bible, connecting Old and New Testament narratives to deepen faith. The conversation delves into the credibility of Gospel authorship, the newly released study Bible, and the impact of biblical scholarship on contemporary practice. Hahn’s personal journey from atheism to belief highlights the importance of engaging with faith, tradition, and the mysteries of the Eucharist.
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Strange Truths
- The strangeness and seeming absurdity of Christian mysteries, like God's crucifixion, are arguments for their authenticity.
- The unexpected nature of the events makes them less likely to be fabricated.
Hope in Brokenness
- Recognize the hope offered by God's work with flawed figures like Adam, Abraham, and others.
- If God can redeem these figures, he can redeem anyone.
New Israel
- Christ is the new Israel, a firstborn son who succeeds where Israel failed.
- He fulfills the role of a faithful firstborn, unlike previous figures who fell into sin and idolatry.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Evolving Understandings of Scripture and the Eucharist
02:20 • 19min
Unearthing Christology in the Synoptics
21:21 • 6min
The Evolution of a Comprehensive Bible Study Project
27:25 • 3min
Introducing a New Study Bible
30:12 • 5min
The Credibility of Gospel Authorship and Biblical Interpretation
35:12 • 5min
Celebrating a Long-Awaited Bible Release
40:05 • 3min
Sacrifice and Salvation: Abraham to the Cross
42:42 • 13min
Embracing the Mysteries of Faith
55:50 • 3min
The Sacred Journey of the Eucharist
58:30 • 24min
Spiritual Connections in Scripture
01:22:41 • 5min
Bridging Covenants: Legacy and Transformation
01:27:49 • 24min
Reviving Ancient Traditions: A Call to Spiritual Battle
01:51:38 • 2min
Reviving Thomistic Theology
01:53:13 • 4min
Exploring the Contributions of Medieval Theologians
01:57:43 • 3min
Rediscovering Scripture in Modern Times
02:00:24 • 9min
Exploring Essential Bible Study Resources and Their Impact
02:09:41 • 2min
Transformative Faith and Gratitude
02:11:41 • 12min
Accessible Online Biblical Learning and Spiritual Resources
02:24:04 • 2min
Transformative Biblical Insights
02:25:40 • 5min
Encouraging Engagement in Catholic Learning and Community Support
02:30:46 • 2min
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The Nazarene
Studies in New Testament Exegesis
Eugenio Zolli
Eugenio Zolli's 'The Nazarene' is a scholarly work that examines the New Testament, offering insights into Jesus Christ from a Jewish viewpoint.
Initially written as a rabbi, Zolli later emphasized the harmony between the Old and New Testaments after his conversion to Catholicism.
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Politicizing the Bible
The Roots of Historical Criticism and the Secularization of Scripture, 1300 to 1700
Scott Hahn
Benjamin Wiker
This book explores how historical criticism and secularization of scripture evolved over time, particularly from the 14th to the 17th century.
It examines key figures like William of Ockham and Machiavelli, highlighting their influence on biblical interpretation.
The authors argue that these developments have led to a more secular approach to scripture, often disconnecting it from its ecclesial context.
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Ken Ogorek
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It includes short prayers to foster a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
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The work is divided into 35 books and has been influential in Western Christianity, shaping the thought of medieval theologians like St. Thomas Aquinas.
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Brant Petrie
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Thomas Aquinas
The 'Catena Aurea' is a masterpiece of Patristic commentary on the Gospels, compiled by Thomas Aquinas at the request of Pope Urban IV. It provides a detailed, phrase-by-phrase analysis of the Gospels through the insights of early Church Fathers, serving as a valuable resource for understanding the Sacred Scriptures.
The work was translated into English by John Henry Newman in 1841, making it accessible to a broader audience.
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Announcements of Plot in Genesis
Laurence A. Turner
This book by Laurence A. Turner examines the narrative blocks in Genesis, focusing on how introductory statements or 'announcements' set the stage for the plots that follow.
It provides insights into the literary structure and thematic development within the book of Genesis.
First published in 1990, it remains a valuable resource for biblical studies.
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Theological dimensions of the liturgy
Cipriano Vagaggini
Theological Dimensions of the Liturgy is a detailed treatise on the theology of liturgy, offering insights into the nature and significance of liturgical practices within the Catholic Church.
The book provides a thorough analysis of liturgical theology, emphasizing its role in Christian worship and spiritual life.
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By making Aquinas' thought accessible, Fradd offers a practical guide to living a good life.
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The Catholic Bible Dictionary
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Consuming the Word
The New Testament and the Eucharist in the Early Church
Scott Hahn
In *Consuming the Word*, Scott Hahn examines the historical and theological connections between the Eucharist and the New Testament.
He argues that the New Testament was initially a sacrament, specifically the Eucharist, before it became a collection of documents.
This perspective offers profound insights into how Catholics understand and engage with scripture and liturgy.
The book is part of the broader context of the New Evangelization, aiming to deepen understanding of Catholic practices and traditions.
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four-volume commentary on Matthew
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Ralph Martin
The Fulfillment of All Desire by Ralph Martin offers a comprehensive guide to the spiritual journey, drawing on the teachings of seven prominent Catholic mystics: St. Augustine, St. Bernard of Clairvaux, St. Catherine of Siena, St. Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross, St. Francis de Sales, and St. Therese of Lisieux.
The book outlines three stages of spiritual growth: the purgative, illuminative, and unitive stages, providing insights into the challenges and joys of the spiritual life.
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Thomas Aquinas
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Spirit and Letter
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Confessions
Augustine
Written in Latin between AD 397 and 400, 'Confessions' is a blend of autobiography, philosophy, theology, and critical exegesis of the Christian Bible.
The first nine books are autobiographical, tracing Augustine's life from his birth to his conversion to Catholicism.
He recounts his sinful youth, his involvement with Manicheism and Neoplatonism, and his eventual conversion in a Milanese garden.
The last four books focus on philosophical and theological issues, including memory, time, eternity, and the interpretation of the Book of Genesis.
The work is structured as a series of prayers to God, reflecting Augustine's journey of redemption and his understanding of God's grace and providence.
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The Lamb's Supper
The Mass as Heaven on Earth
Scott Hahn
In this book, Scott Hahn reveals a long-lost secret of the Church: the early Christians' key to understanding the mysteries of the Mass was the New Testament Book of Revelation.
With its bizarre imagery, mystic visions of heaven, and end-of-time prophecies, Revelation mirrors the sacrifice and celebration of the Eucharist.
Hahn helps readers see the Mass with new eyes, pray the liturgy with a renewed heart, and enter into the Mass more fully, enthusiastically, intelligently, and powerfully than ever before.
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Jesus and the Last Supper
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Postman contends that television's emphasis on entertainment has led to a decline in rational discourse and the trivialization of politics, education, and religion.
He contrasts the print-based culture of the 19th century with the televisual culture of the 20th century, highlighting how the medium of television inherently promotes incoherence and triviality, turning serious information into a form of entertainment.
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The book is divided into three sections: the first treats God as the human mind might discover Him, the second discusses the universe God made, particularly humanity, and the third considers what the life of man should be given the reality of the age.
Sheed emphasizes that true theology, enlightened by faith, gives us a share in God’s own knowledge and transforms one’s outlook on reality.
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Brent Petrie's "Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary" delves into the life of Mary, mother of Jesus, within its Jewish cultural and historical context.
Petrie examines the role of women in first-century Judaism, highlighting Mary's unique position and significance.
He explores the Old Testament prophecies and traditions that foreshadow Mary's role in salvation history.
The book offers a fresh perspective on Mary's life and her importance in Christian theology.
It's a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Mary's place within the Jewish and Christian traditions.
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He argues that understanding these roots enhances our appreciation of the Eucharist's significance.
The book is well-researched and provides a fresh perspective on a central Christian sacrament.
It's a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Eucharist's origins and meaning.
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Rome Sweet Home
Our Journey to Catholicism
Kimberly Hahn
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This book chronicles the conversion of Scott and Kimberly Hahn from devout Protestants to Catholicism.
Scott, a former Presbyterian minister and top student in his seminary class, and Kimberly, a theology student and daughter of a Protestant minister, share their experiences of spiritual struggle and theological discovery.
The book highlights their journey, including Scott's conversion in 1986 and Kimberly's in 1990, and discusses key theological themes such as covenant theology and the importance of family.
It is written with simplicity, charity, and wit, reflecting their deep love and knowledge of Christ and Scripture.
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A father who keeps his promises
God's covenant love in scripture
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Ignatius Catholic Study Bible
Scott Hahn
Dr. Scott Hahn is a renowned Catholic theologian, Christian apologist, and best-selling author. He is the founder and president of the St. Paul Center, an apostolate dedicated to teaching Catholics to read Scripture from the heart of the Church. Dr. Hahn holds the Fr. Michael Scanlan Chair of Biblical Theology and the New Evangelization at the Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he has been a professor since 1990. A former Presbyterian minister who converted to Catholicism, Dr. Hahn has written over forty popular and academic books, including "Rome Sweet Home" and "The Lamb's Supper: The Mass as Heaven on Earth".
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