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	† Hymns (mp3) Be Still My Soul Follow Christ God of Earth If You Have Faith O God of Love Keep Us Safe O God of Life God of Abraham Cry for Justice This is My Prayer To Make You True Where are You
	† Carols (mp3) Ding Dong Coventry Friendly Beasts Lo a Rose Patapan What Child Unto Us Huron Carol Jesus Born Dark of Winter Foom All Mortal Flesh Drummer Boy Gabriel's Message Hush My Dear Infant Holy Savior Come We Three Kings
	† Books Faith, Belief, and Religion Quest for Truth Faith in Human Rights Jerusalem Journal

Roman Catholic Statement

The 1993 Pontifical Biblical Commission issued the following statement on reading and interpreting the Christian Bible.

"The historical-critical method is the indispensable method for studying the meaning of ancient texts. Holy Scripture, inasmuch as it is the 'Word of God in human language,' has been composed by human authors in all its various parts and in all the sources that lie behind them. Because of this, its proper understanding not only admits the use of this method but actually requires it." (Section I.A.)

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