Religion Chapter 1 Study Guide Flashcards


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1

What was the most important change before the fall/after

Before: Eternal Life After: Death

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What is faith?

A free gift from God, a human response to God's revelation

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What is a Virtue?

good moral quality in a person

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What are the 2 Virtues?

Theological Virtues: Faith, Hope, and Charity

Cardinal Virtues: Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance

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What is a revelation?

God communicating knowledge about himself to us

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What are the 2 revelations and their definitions?

Divine Revelation: God gives clear communication

Natural Revelation: How God reveals himself through nature

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Who is the father of faith?

Abraham

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"Deposit of faith" refers to the combination of?

Sacred scripture and sacred tradition

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Sacred Scripture:

The written word, inspired by the Holy Spirit

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Sacred Tradition:

The living transmission of the Gospel message

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What is the magisterium?

The church's official teaching authority

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What is the magisterium responsible for?

Interpreting and passing on Divine Revelation

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What is the worldwide, official assembly of bishops under the direction of the Pope.

Ecumenical Council

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What is a catechism?

A text containing the fundamental Christian truths

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What is a creed?

a statement of belief

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What are the 2 most recited creeds?

Apostles Creed and Nicene Creed

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What are the 2 ways to look at God?

Immanent: God exists within us and the universe

Transcendent: God is beyond our perception, not active in the world

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What was the 1st Ecumenical council?

Council at Nicea (325)

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Where did the Apostles Creed come from?

The 12 apostles, led by Peter (Christ's 1st follower) and he came to Rome to establish a church there

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What does theos mean?

God

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What are deists?

They believe God is creator, but take no further interest

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What are agnostics?

They claim the existence of God cannot be known

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What are the 3 monotheistic religions?

1.) Judaism

2.) Christianity

3.) Islam

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What are the 3 Polytheistic religions?

1.) Hinduism

2.) Ancient Egyptians

3.) Aztecs

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Abba:

Dad ( what Jesus called God)

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Yahweh:

"I am"

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Who is the doctor of the Church?

Thomas Aquinas

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What are the 5 Logical Proofs?

1.) The Unmoved Mover

2.) First Cause

3.) Everything comes from something

4.) Supreme Model

5.) Grand Designer

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Dogma:

Central truth of Revelation that Catholics are obliged to believe

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Original Sin:

generations of people are born into

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The Consequence:

loss of original holiness and justice

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Concupiscence:

an inclination to commit sin