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fivine revelation .nd upholds | revealed truths through scrip- |tion he had heard that Church- ture and tradition together.

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vote’ of 2,081 to 27. The divine

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; The storms that have swirled ground this document touched @ some of the most fundamen- tal differences dividing Catho- lics and Protestants.

"In the original version, con- servative bishops insisted on strongly emphasizing a long held Catholic view that God's word is revealed in two ways: Through scripture and through tradition, or the total of Catholie. _—- developed over ceritu- es.

Many Protestants regard the’ emphasis on tradition as exag- ated, considering that the h should place more em- | phasis on scripture. ” A growing number of progres. | give Catholic prelates share a view with many Protestants that, above all, there should be more scientific biblical research G@aploying new advances in his- tery, philosophy, archaeology @nd anthropology. ‘Buch research has been op by Catholic conservatives A contend that everything’ is | @iready known about the bible. "In the face of the differences |

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