Hey, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of the Catholic talk show today. We're going to be looking at the accuracy of the Bible

Yeah, we're lucky enough to be joined by Trent Horan a Catholic answers apologies to look at scripture and see how true and how much of it actually happened

Should we treat this beautiful book the Bible as a history book? Let's find out

All right, good to be back with you guys for another episode Trent welcome Trent Horan is a Catholic apologist from Catholic answers and

We're going to be getting some Catholic answers today

Talk about the council of Trent, you know, we are really going to be counseled with Trent

He is a great educator and a great catacast and I look forward to this episode. I think it's going to be very helpful

Yeah, you know

Trent's one of those guys that when we're researching for the show we know the week ago to him is a trust and source

Saying accurate things well researched well thought out

Responses. I mean, he really isn't gifted a pal just so we're very lucky to have you on today

Trans and talk about scripture and understanding how it should be read and understanding the

Historocity of the Bible now before we jump in I think it would be really important to get the context of what the

Catechism of the Catholic Church expresses about reading scripture. There are two senses the literal sense and the spiritual sense

So let's just take a moment and if you want to join me pulling out your catechism or pulling it on on one of your apps or online

This is reference

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115 the senses of scripture and the catechism of the Catholic Church

According to an ancient tradition one can distinguish between two senses of scripture the literal and the spiritual

the latter being subdivided

Into the allegorical

Moral and

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