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| Frim attitudes, stable dispositons, habitual perfections of inntellect and will that govern our actions, order out passions, and guide our conduct according to reason and faith |
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| the relationship between god and humans that results in a body of beliefs and a se t of practices |
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| the constitution on divine revelation is one of four documents produced at the___. |
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| __ enables us to believe in god and all that he has said and revealed to us. |
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| ___ is the greatest of all the virtues. |
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| the four chief moral virtues are known as: |
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| ___ is a model of faith beucase he responded to god's call to leave his homeland. |
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| the ___ of the catholic church is a comependium of catholic doctrine on faith and morals. |
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| a ___ is a holy onw who lives in union with god through the grace of jesus christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. |
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| the two ways god continues to reveal himself to us are through Scripture and ___. |
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| faith is a ___, but our response must be free. |
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| the official teching authority of the church is known as the ___. |
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| God's free self-communication |
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| open-ended contract of love between God and humans |
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| God's intimate union with his creation |
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| story of God's saving activity in history |
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| "central truth of revelation" that is necessary for catholics to believe |
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| the living transmission of the church's gospel message |
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| one who claims god;s existence cannot be known |
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| condition into which all humans are born |
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| the climax of salvation history was the coming of god's son, jesus christ |
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| god not only permits moral evil, god is responsable for it |
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| god's attribute of omnipotence means that god's power is unlimited |
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| genesis reveals that humans are basically evil |
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| according to catholic teachings, devils do not really exist; they are only a symbolic way to explain the existence of evil |
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| what aramaic term did jesus use when he spoke of god as Father? |
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| "god's loving and watchful guidence over his creatures" |
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| jesus is the beginning and eld of our lives |
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| Which mystery of jesus' life celebrates his manifestation as savior of the world |
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| which type of miricale is the following: calming hte storm? |
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| this term refers to the second coming of chirst: |
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| jesus' ___ are unparalled stories proclaiming god's kingdom. |
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| there is no evidence for the existence of jesus outside the New Testament |
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| kerygma refers to the proclamation of the gospel of jesus christ |
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| what is our major source of information about the historical jesus? |
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| the three stages in the formation of the gospel include the period of the historical jesus, the stage of, |
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| god becomes human in jesus. (word becomes flesh) |
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| santification is a mission attributed to this divine person |
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| a gift of the holy spirit through which we show respect to the lord through praise and worship |
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| creation is a mission attributed to this divine person |
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| a gift of the holy spirit that strenghtens us to follow our own convictions |
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| salvation is a mission attributed to this divine person |
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| an appearnece of manifestation of god to humans |
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| means "essence" or "nature" |
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| which image ofthe holy spirit best symbolizes the spirit's role as one who gives us life? |
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| which image of the holy spirit best emphasizes the spirit'd gift of anabling us to be the light of the world, leading us to christ? |
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| which image of the holy spirit signifies the gift of peace that we recieve when we are united to the holy spirit? |
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| which one of the following is not one of the fruits of the holy spirit? |
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| the holy spirit's greatest gift to us is: |
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| god's gift of friendship and life that enables us to share his life and love |
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| a name for the holy spirit that means advocate, defender, consoler |
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| the name of the dogma that holds that three are three divine persons in one god. |
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| a way of describing god without reference to humans |
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| there are three ___ in god. |
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| the first person of the blessed trinity is the ___. |
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| the ___ proceeds from the father and the son. |
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| god the father was present at jesus' baptism in the form if a ___ from heaven |
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| the holy spirit lives in the church and gives it the sacraments |
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| the fullness of the means of salvation and found in the church which preaches christ's gospel to all places in all times |
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| visable bonds of unity include profession of faith, divine worship celebrated in common, and the succession of bishops |
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| the church continues to hand on the teaching of the apostes through the college of bishops |
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| which of the following statements about the church is false? |
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| which image of the church stresses the church as a visable sign, an instrument christ jesus uses in our world? |
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| which image of the church emphasizes that it is a mystical comminion with christ as its head and we as its members? |
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| temple of the holy spirit |
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| which image of the church highlights the holy spirit who dwells in it to make its members holy by uniting them to christ? |
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| which of the following is not one of the tasks of god's people? |
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| forgive sin in christ name |
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| which of the following is not a role if the laity in the church? |
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| what is the movement, inspired by the holy spirit, which works for unity among all christians? |
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| the quote "you are peter, and upon this rock i will build my church... i will give you keys to the kingdom of heaven" |
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| the chruch teaches that chirst's church "subsists" in the catholic church. this means that we cannot find any elements of truth in any other religion. |
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| the church is holy not because of its members but beucase jesus joined the church to himslef and gave the holy spirit to the church |
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| the image of the church as people of god stresses the role of the laity in christ's body |
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| because the pope is infallible, his personal opions can never be wrong |
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| the church is a mystery, that is, a visable sign of an invisable grace |
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| lay people are part of the church's magisterium |
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| ambassador or "one who is sent" |
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| what is the meaining of the word "apostle"? |
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| the official body of rules that provides for good order in the catholic church. |
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| "the officail sacred leadership in the church made up og the church's ordained ministers: bishops, priests, and decons" |
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| what is the condition into which all humans are born that results from the prideful disobiednce of our first parents? |
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| what is the name of the catholic doctrine that holds that mary was free from sin from the first moment of her existence |
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| catholics do not believe in the hindu doctrine reincarnation beucase: |
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| catholics venerate mary beucase: |
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| catholics celebrate all saints day as a holy day of obligation on |
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| when her life was over, mary's body and soul went to heaven |
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| the doctrine of the assumption of mary teaches that: |
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| oue whole humanity-body and soul-will be united to god for all eternity |
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| the doctrine of "the resurrection of the body" means |
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| results in the loss of love and santifying grace, thus separating us from god. |
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| the most serious of mortal sin is that it |
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| venial sin can be either a sin of omission or a sin of commission |
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| it is proper to call mary the mother of jesus; it is wrong to call her the mother of god. |
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| according to catholic teaching, the human soul alone will survive death |
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| there is no basis in the bible for the doctrine of purgatory |
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| in a real sense, the "day of judgemnet" is the day we decide to turn our lives over to jesus christ |
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| those in hell will be denied the beatific vision |
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| the particular jugement comes before the general judgemnet |
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| original sin is actual sin, that is, personal, individual sin |
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| sins can be acts, attitudes, and failures to act |
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| true contrition for sin must include avoiding the near occasions of sin and repairing and harm our sins have caused |
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| what is the term for actual sin that weakens our relationship with god but does not destroy divine life in our souls? |
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| "the unity in christ of all those he has redeemed-the church on earth, in heaven, and in purgatory" |
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| what is the meaning of the word amen? |
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| to sin mortally, three must be grave matter, sufficient reflection, and full ___. |
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| the capital sins are seven: ___, covtousness, envy, anger, gluttony, lust, and sloth. |
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