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    The document discusses Catholic reflections on discerning the truth of sacred scripture. It notes that the Council of Trent declared that the Church has no separate sources of revelation beyond the Gospel of Jesus Christ, which has been passed down through both written and unwritten traditions that together form a two-fold source of revelation. It states that unwritten traditions preserved by early Christians have not remained idle but have grown and developed over time, with tradition flourishing through the ages without compromising Church teachings.

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    The document discusses Catholic reflections on discerning the truth of sacred scripture. It notes that the Council of Trent declared that the Church has no separate sources of revelation beyond the Gospel of Jesus Christ, which has been passed down through both written and unwritten traditions that together form a two-fold source of revelation. It states that unwritten traditions preserved by early Christians have not remained idle but have grown and developed over time, with tradition flourishing through the ages without compromising Church teachings.

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    Harvey Y.

    Bermudez, CRM
    Revelation and Faith
    Rev. Msgr. Thomas Guarino

    CATHOLIC REFLECTIONS ON DISCERNING THE TRUTH OF SACRED SCRIPTURE

    The Council of Trent declared that there the Church has no separate sources of revelation

    rather the only revelation that the Church possesses is the Gospel of Jesus Christ, coming from

    his mouth which has passed on from one generation to the next. This Gospel which the Lord

    has proclaimed has been handed down through written and unwritten traditions, together

    forming a two-fold sources of revelations. Regarding traditions which has not been written but

    preserved by the early Christians. But tradition does not grow and go idle but as time pass by it

    grows and develops like seeds as they grow to huge trees or like a boy as he grows to manhood.

    Tradition is not trapped in the past rather it flourishes through time without compromising the

    teaching and doctrines of the Holy Church.

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