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| "words" beliefs of Catholicism |
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| "works" how beliefs are practiced, actions |
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| "worship" ritualized practices, religious ceremonies |
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| One's response to the loving invitation of God |
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| personal, gift, comes by hearing, journey, exercise and love, risky, community |
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| 6 Stages of Faith Development |
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| Imaginative, literal, group, personal, mystical, sacrificial |
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| Two ways we come to know God |
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| Bible (scripture and revelation) and Reason (questioning and intellect) |
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| Developed arguments from design and from first-cause. Masterwork is the Summa Theologia. |
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| Universe was created by a designer (creationism, evolution, intelligent design) |
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| Argument from First-Cause |
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| God is the unmoved mover, creator. Everything in existance has a cause for its existance |
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| focusing on the divine part of Jesus |
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| focusing on the human part of Jesus |
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| By Constantine in 313 AD, granted religious freedom |
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| Priest in Alexandria, Egypt who believed that Jesus was greatest human bing (Arianism) |
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| one in like/similar being with |
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| Wisdom, Understanding, Reverence, Knowledge, Courage, Right Judgment, Wonder & Awe |
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| sun (actual sun=father, light&rays=son, warmth=holy spirit), tree (roots=father, visible parts=son, fruits=holy spirit), river (source=father, visible parts=son, movement=holy spirit) |
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| Nature of the Church as stated in the Second Vatican Council |
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| changed the role of the lay people (more involved) |
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| Different senses which the word "church" can refer to |
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| building or local community, eucharistic assembly, universal |
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| One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic |
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| efficacious sign of grace instituted by Christ, entrusted to the Church, sharing of the divine life by the Holy Spirit |
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| "Lex orandi, lex credendi" |
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| The law of prayer is the law of belief |
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| something that tells what is signifies is present |
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| object that makes real that which is represents with multiple levels of meaning |
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| Baptism, Reconciliation, Eucharist, Confirmation, Matrimony, Holy Orders, Anointing of the Sick |
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| Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist |
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| symbol=water, purpose is sharing the death and resurrection of Jesus (original sin is purified) |
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| symbol=tongue of fire, bishop/archbishop confirms |
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| theological idea of how ordinary bread & wine become the body & blood of Christ (changing substance) |
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