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1st Test second Semester Flashcards

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1
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original holiness

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the initial state of human beings in their relationship with God, symbolized by Adam and Eve’s sharing in the divine life in full communion with God

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first truth revealed about the nature of justice that are taught through the creation accounts in scripture

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god has given human beings a share of his divine life, creating us “in the divine image”

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second truth revealed about the nature of justice that are taught through the creation accounts in scripture

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human beings were created to live in communion with God, who alone is the source of our true happiness

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third truth revealed about the nature of justice that are taught through the creation accounts in scripture

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God created human beings to live in loving communion with one another

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what three things are required for people to be able to enter in to the New Covenant that God makes with all people

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place our faith in Jesus/ be baptized/ follow Christ’s New law of love

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what dimension of salvation flows from the truth that the process of salvation is based in relationships with others

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communal

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who uses the analogy of the human body to explain that all members of the Church must work together for the common good, just as the different parts of the man body all work together

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Saint Paul

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definition of the term Church

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assembly of believers gathered for the celebration of the liturgy, especially the Eucharist / the entire people of God throughout the world/ the diocese, which is also known as the local church

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What is an important truth about social justice taught through the Exodus event is that God is always on the side of (who)

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the oppressed

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corporal works of mercy

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feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, give drink to the thirsty, give clothes to the naked, visit the sick, visit those in prison, bury the dead

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God’s covenant with whom calls us to respect and care for all human life

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noah

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what are the synoptic gospels

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Matthew, mark, luke; their gospels are the same (same stories, same parables)

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paschal mystery

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The work of salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ mainly through his Passion, death, resurrection, and Ascension

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original justice

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The sate of complete harmony of our first parents with themselves, with each other, and with all of creation

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grace

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The free and undeserved gift of God’s loving and active presence in the universe and in our lives, empowering us to respond to his call and to live as his adopted sons and daughters. Grace restores our loving communion with the Holy Trinity, lost through sin

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social justice

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The defense of human dignity by ensuring that essential human needs are met and that essential human rights are protected for all people

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tradition

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Refers to the process of passing on the gospel message

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scripture

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Generally, the term for any sacred writing

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common good

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The good that is collectively shared by a number of people and that is beneficial for all members of a given community

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corporal works of mercy

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Charitable actions that respond to people’s physical needs and show respect for human dignity

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original sin

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The sin by which the first human disobeyed God and thereby lost original holiness and became subject to death

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salvation history

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The pattern of specific salvific events in human history in which God clearly reveals his presence and saving actions

23
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how is the trinitarian communion the pattern for social life

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god’s plan for human beings/ created in the image and likeness of God

24
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What foundational principles for a just society were taught in the Old Law and reinforced by the prophets of the Old Testament?

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We must respect all human life, respect property, be honest in business, be just in distributing resources, and care for the poor and vulnerable.

25
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What does the deeper meaning of the Divine Law, as taught by the life and teaching of Jesus Christ, reveal to us about issues of social justice? In what ways do I live out the Divine Law and practice social justice?

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  1. God’s justice reflects God’s love and mercy 2. Ten commandments
26
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How is the Church a sign and instrument of communion with God and the unity of the whole human race? What does it mean for me to live in communion with God and others?

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Church has worked for the common good of people. Also worked to promote justice and protect human life. For me to live in communion with God and others means to live in loving relationships. It means participating in community, going to Church, praying, and also sharing my faith with those around me.

27
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how do the accounts of Cain and Abel and noah and the flood demonstrate the impact of original sin on society

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Weakened by Original Sin, Cain was unwilling to recognize that both he and Abel shared in God’s life and that he must protect his brother’s life, not take it.”

28
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the initial state of human beings in their relationship with God, symbolized by Adam and Eve’s sharing in the divine life in full communion with God

A

original holiness

29
Q

god has given human beings a share of his divine life, creating us “in the divine image”

A

first truth revealed about the nature of justice that are taught through the creation accounts in scripture

30
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human beings were created to live in communion with God, who alone is the source of our true happiness

A

second truth revealed about the nature of justice that are taught through the creation accounts in scripture

31
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God created human beings to live in loving communion with one another

A

third truth revealed about the nature of justice that are taught through the creation accounts in scripture

32
Q

place our faith in Jesus/ be baptized/ follow Christ’s New law of love

A

what three things are required for people to be able to enter in to the New Covenant that God makes with all people

33
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communal

A

what dimension of salvation flows from the truth that the process of salvation is based in relationships with others

34
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Saint Paul

A

who uses the analogy of the human body to explain that all members of the Church must work together for the common good, just as the different parts of the man body all work together

35
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assembly of believers gathered for the celebration of the liturgy, especially the Eucharist / the entire people of God throughout the world/ the diocese, which is also known as the local church

A

definition of the term Church

36
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the oppressed

A

What is an important truth about social justice taught through the Exodus event is that God is always on the side of (who)

37
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feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, give drink to the thirsty, give clothes to the naked, visit the sick, visit those in prison, bury the dead

A

corporal works of mercy

38
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noah

A

God’s covenant with whom calls us to respect and care for all human life

39
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Matthew, mark, luke; their gospels are the same (same stories, same parables)

A

what are the synoptic gospels

40
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The work of salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ mainly through his Passion, death, resurrection, and Ascension

A

paschal mystery

41
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The sate of complete harmony of our first parents with themselves, with each other, and with all of creation

A

original justice

42
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The free and undeserved gift of God’s loving and active presence in the universe and in our lives, empowering us to respond to his call and to live as his adopted sons and daughters. Grace restores our loving communion with the Holy Trinity, lost through sin

A

grace

43
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The defense of human dignity by ensuring that essential human needs are met and that essential human rights are protected for all people

A

social justice

44
Q

Refers to the process of passing on the gospel message

A

tradition

45
Q

Generally, the term for any sacred writing

A

scripture

46
Q

The good that is collectively shared by a number of people and that is beneficial for all members of a given community

A

common good

47
Q

Charitable actions that respond to people’s physical needs and show respect for human dignity

A

corporal works of mercy

48
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The sin by which the first human disobeyed God and thereby lost original holiness and became subject to death

A

original sin

49
Q

The pattern of specific salvific events in human history in which God clearly reveals his presence and saving actions

A

salvation history

50
Q

god’s plan for human beings/ created in the image and likeness of God

A

how is the trinitarian communion the pattern for social life

51
Q

We must respect all human life, respect property, be honest in business, be just in distributing resources, and care for the poor and vulnerable.

A

What foundational principles for a just society were taught in the Old Law and reinforced by the prophets of the Old Testament?

52
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  1. God’s justice reflects God’s love and mercy 2. following ten commandments 3. personal opinion for second part
A

What does the deeper meaning of the Divine Law, as taught by the life and teaching of Jesus Christ, reveal to us about issues of social justice? In what ways do I live out the Divine Law and practice social justice?

53
Q

Church has worked for the common good of people. worked to promote justice and protect human life. For me to live in communion with God and others means to live in loving relationships. It means going to Church, praying, and also sharing my faith with those around me.

A

How is the Church a sign and instrument of communion with God and the unity of the whole human race? What does it mean for me to live in communion with God and others?

54
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Weakened by Original Sin, Cain was unwilling to recognize that both he and Abel shared in God’s life and that he must protect his brother’s life, not take it. Noah and the flood show the consequences of the original sin that occured

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how do the accounts of Cain and Abel and noah and the flood demonstrate the impact of original sin on society

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