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It belongs to the Pope and bishops in communion with him."},{"text":"The clergy and theologians collectively.","correct":false,"explanation":"Priests and theologians contribute to Catholic teaching but do not collectively constitute the Magisterium. That authority is exercised by the Pope and bishops in communion with him."}]},{"id":"a6bcf78e-4600-479b-87e0-0ca28ace13fa","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Under sola scriptura, how are other authorities judged?","back":"By scripture as the final norm.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"By scripture as the final norm.","correct":true,"explanation":"Sola scriptura treats Scripture as the highest and final standard. Traditions, teachings, experiences and arguments may have value, but they must be tested against Scripture."},{"text":"By tradition as the final norm.","correct":false,"explanation":"Giving Tradition final authority contradicts sola scriptura, although tradition may still guide interpretation. 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Aquinas: reason can support belief in God.
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Barth: reason can support belief in God.
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Aquinas: reason can replace revelation entirely.
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Aquinas: reason makes faith unnecessary.
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