Holy Tradition

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Holy Tradition is the living transmission of the faith, worship, and teachings of the Church, preserved and handed down through generations as a primary source of authority alongside Scripture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological concept
source of authority in Christianity
aimsAt guiding Christian life and practice
preserving apostolic faith
hasRole living transmission of the faith
transmission of Christian teachings
transmission of Christian worship
hasSource apostolic teaching
life of the early Church
hasTheologicalBasisIn 1 Corinthians 11:2
2 Thessalonians 2:15
includes canon law in some traditions
creeds
ecumenical councils
hymnography
iconography
liturgical practices
oral teaching of the apostles
sacramental practices
writings of the Church Fathers
isAffirmedBy Assyrian Church of the East
Eastern Catholic Churches
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Oriental Orthodox Churches

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

some Anglican traditions
some Lutheran traditions
isAssociatedWith Bible
surface form: Sacred Scripture
isCentralTo Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox theology

Roman Catholic theology of revelation
isCharacterizedAs living and dynamic
preserved and handed down through generations
primary source of authority alongside Scripture
isComplementaryTo Sacred Scripture
isConsideredByAdherents indispensable for the fullness of Christian faith
isContrastedWith sola scriptura in Protestant theology
isDistinguishedFrom human customs and innovations
isPreservedIn canonical decisions of councils
doctrinal definitions
sacramental life
worship
isTransmittedBy Christian families
Church hierarchy
clergy
liturgical life of the Church
monastic communities
isViewedAs context for interpreting Scripture
norm for authentic Christian doctrine
work of the Holy Spirit in the Church

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Roman Catholicism hasTeachingAuthority Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Magisterium
Council of Trent definedDoctrineOn Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Scripture and Tradition
Catechism of the Catholic Church basedOn Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Sacred Tradition
magisterium of the Catholic Church interprets Holy Tradition
subject surface form: Magisterium of the Catholic Church
this entity surface form: Sacred Tradition
Ibrahim honoredIn Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: ChristianTradition
Holy Synod of Bishops follows Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Holy Tradition of the Eastern Orthodox Church
Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church subjectTo Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Holy Tradition of the Eastern Orthodox Church
Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum subject Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Sacred Tradition
CCC basedOn Holy Tradition
subject surface form: Catechism of the Catholic Church
this entity surface form: Sacred Tradition
Part Three: Life in Christ basedOn Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Sacred Tradition
Second Vatican Council documents on revelation focusesOn Holy Tradition
subject surface form: Dei Verbum
this entity surface form: Sacred Tradition
Marian doctrine basedOn Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Sacred Tradition
DV concernedWith Holy Tradition
subject surface form: Dei Verbum
this entity surface form: Sacred Tradition
Lot commemoratedIn Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: ChristianTradition
nail from the True Cross mentionedIn Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Christian tradition
Creusa mother Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Praxis (in some traditions)
Constitution of the Serbian Orthodox Church basedOn Holy Tradition
this entity surface form: Holy Tradition of the Orthodox Church