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Which elements is the catechesis built upon?
a) proclamation of the Gospel to arouse faith
b) examining reason for belief
c) experience of Christian living
d) celebration of the sacraments
e) integration into the ecclesial community
f) apostolic and missionary witness
g) all of the above
h) all but b |
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| gave the catechesis priority in its constitutions and decrees, organized, and published them |
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| The Extraordinary Synod of Bishops in 1985 |
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| asked that the catechism of all Catholic doctrine and morals be composed, which was supported by Pope John Paul II |
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| The Creed, the sacraments of faith, The Commandments, and the Lord's Prayer |
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| What are the four pillars of the catechesis? |
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| the baptismal profession of faith |
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| What summarizes the gifts that God gave man? |
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| explains how God's salvation, accomplished once for all through Christ and the Holy Spirit, is made present in the sacred actions of the Church's liturgy , especially in the seven sacraments. |
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| deals with the final end of man created in the image of God: beatitude, and the ways of reaching it—through right conduct freely chosen, with the help of God's law and grace, and through conduct that fulfills the twofold commandment of charity, specified in God's Ten Commandments |
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| Prayer in the life of faith |
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| deals with the meaning and importance of prayer in the life of believers |
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| the participation of the People of God doing God's work |
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Liturgy refers to:
a) worship
b) proclamation of the Gospel
c) charity work
d) all of the above |
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What is religion?
a) reuniting ourselves to God by believing everying He has revealed
b) loving God unconditionally
c) Glorifying Him by doing His will as Christ taught us by His words and example
d) all of the above |
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| T or F: A person cannot be a good person if they do not know much about God and religion |
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| T or F: Ignorance is not a virtue |
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| A collection of writings, inspired by God, which reveal the message of salvation |
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| A phrase that means that God chose some men and moved them to write down faithfully all and only those things which He wanted written down |
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Who is the real author of the Bible?
a) God
b) John
c) Peter
d) Luke
e) the bible had different authors |
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| The Church put all the writings into one book between ____ and ____ A.D. |
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| How many parts is the Bible divided into? |
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| The Old Testament, The New Testament |
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| What are the name of the parts of the Bible that it is divided into? |
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| Part of the Bible which contains the religious truths which God revealed or approved of before the coming of His Son Jesus Christ |
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| Part of the Bible that contains further revelations and clarifications of religious truths through God's Son and through His followers |
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| T or F: The Bible is plainly written and can't be misunderstood |
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| T or F: Even the Bible warns that it can be misunderstood |
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| T or F: A person needs a living teacher to understand the Bible |
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| Who was the original teacher of the Bible? |
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| Christ's disciples and their successors |
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| Who were the teachers of the Bible after Christ? |
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| Something that must be believed in together with the Scripture to fully understand God's word; with the Scripture it forms the word of God |
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| T or F: You are permitted to believe what you want with the Bible, since none of it can be proven |
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False
Both are interested in truth. The Bible, though, was not meant as a scientific explanantion but merely a simple way of instructing uneducated people |
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| T or F: There will always be a contradiction between the Bible and Science |
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