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        | The first decision made by human beings to disobey God |  | 
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        | A process of continuous change from a simple form of life to a more complex form. |  | 
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        | The belief that God created the world in 6 days, and that Genesis is literally true |  | 
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        | Babtized members of the church who are not ordained |  | 
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        | The responsibility all people share to care for the earth and all creation |  | 
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        | The belief that God created the universe, but does not answer prayers, work miracles, or otherwise intervene in history |  | 
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        | Type of figurative story told by Jesus to describe God's kingdom |  | 
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        | The state of becoming more like God and living in God's presence |  | 
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        | The "Good News" Jesus preached; that each person is loved by God |  | 
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        | Someone who thinks wars should never be fought for any reason |  | 
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        | The (hypostatic) union of divinity and humanity in Jesus |  | 
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        | Word that means "showing" or "manifestation" |  | 
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        | A person who "defends the faith" |  | Definition 
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        | Sign or wonder attributed to direct intervention with God |  | 
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        | Seeing everyone as our brother or sister |  | 
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        | The taking up of the risen Christ into heaven |  | 
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        | The serious sin of using dishonest or contemptuous language to or about God |  | 
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        | Intense suffering for another, out of love for that person |  | 
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        | God's saving activity in Jesus in freeing humankind from sin and eternal death |  | 
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        | Event that marked the beginning of the Christian church |  | 
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        | A word that means "to clean" or "to take away" |  | 
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        | God's life within us, strengthened by the sacraments of initiation |  | 
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        | Sincere sorrow for one's sins |  | 
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        | Meeting of Church leaders from all over the world to decide Church matters |  | 
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        | What laypeople participate in when they strive to bring justice to the world and are involved in parish and diocesan councils |  | 
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        | Effort to strive toward unity among all Christian peoples |  | 
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        | What laypeople participate in when they offer everything in life as a spiritual sacrifice to God through jesus |  | 
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        | What laypeople participate in when they teach others about God's kingdom through the example of their own lives |  | 
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        | the entire assembly of Church members on Earth, in heaven, and in purgatory |  | 
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        | God's communication of himself throughout history |  | 
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        | the record of God's revelation of himself |  | 
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