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2NDQ MASTERY TEST 2 Flashcards

1
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ensuring that every individual has an equal opportunity to make the most of their lives and talents, and believing that no one should have poorer life chances because of where, what or whom they were born, what they believe, or whether they have a disability

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equality

equality and human rights commission

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recognizes that historically, certain groups of people with particular characteristics e.g. race, disability, sex and sexuality, have experienced discrimination

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equality

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dignity that arises out of our solidarity as humans created and redeemed by god

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equal dignity

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the equality of men and women rests essentially on their dignity as persons and the rights that flow from it (CCC 1935)

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equal dignity for all

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the three divine persons are —

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equal

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the three divine persons are equally eternal, with no — and no —

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beginning, end

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created in image of god and equally endowed with rational souls

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created by christ

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respect for equality leads to

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men and women be given equal opportunities in work
greater concern for physical and spiritual welfare of the poor
recognition and respect rights and duties and decision-making of all

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9
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jesus enabled the woman to avoid her own sinfulness and be in slaved from her sin and guilt (t/f)

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false

jesus enabled the woman to avoid her own sinfulness and be in slaved from her sin and guilt

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jesus revealed to her who she is as human person, created in the image and likeness of god, having an innate goodness (t/f)

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true

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jesus entered into a dialogue with her and making her realize her similarities with other people (t/f)

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false

jesus entered into a dialogue with her and making her realize her uniqueness as a person

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jesus enabled the woman to rise above society’s prejudices and bear witness to jesus in the community (t/f)

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true

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13
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church’s teaching about the human person

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persons are unique, yet fundamentally equal
persons are embodied spirits
human person as the imago dei

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despite physical differences, as well as differing intellectual and moral powers, we instinctively realize that as persons, we are all equal (t/f)

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true

under persons are unique, yet fundamentally equal

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stresses the unity between our “body and soul”

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persons are embodied spirits

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16
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essential part of being human not as an instrument

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bodies

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17
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the word became flesh

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incarnation

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all our relationships with others and with god are expressed through bodies

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natural sacrament

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experience the world through our senses – eat, drink, sleep and take care of our health

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embodied beings

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our dignity lies within this statement

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human person as the imago dei

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focuses on the significance and value of every person as unique individual

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dignity

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22
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possesses the dignity of a person capable of self-knowledge, of self-possession, and of freely entering into communion with other person

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human individual

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each person is graced to enter into a — with his creator to offer him a response of faith and love

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covenant

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24
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god does not want us to be his living images (t/f)

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false

god wants us to be his living images

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open to infinite and to all created beings

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openness to transcendence

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26
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intelligent and conscious being

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human person

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27
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aspect of the human person is under

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uniqueness and being unrepeatable

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28
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we possess body and soul

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corporal and spiritual

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corporal and spiritual is under

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respect for one’s uniqueness

30
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aspects of the human person

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openness to transcendence
uniqueness and being unrepeatable
respect for one’s uniqueness

31
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essential to human person who is a social being

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communication

32
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way of exchanging thoughts, feelings, opinions, ideas, information, or one’s inner self, etc

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communication

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two-way manner of generosity to give/share and openness to receive

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communication

34
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two elements of communication in the spiritual sense

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revelation and faith

35
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god freely discloses himself to us

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revelation

36
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god communicates/reveals himself to us in

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creation, sacred scripture, church & sacraments, other religions

37
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summit of god’s creation

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people

38
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all the things that we see around us are proof of god’s —

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creation

39
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community of believers headed by our leaders

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church

40
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brothers and sisters; offer rays of truth

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other religions

41
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turn from the cause of fear in life and look for jesus who is always compassionate and is always walking toward us in the midst of our fear and struggle

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sacred scripture

42
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our personal response to god’s revelation and ways of communicating with us

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faith

43
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how can we respond in faith

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prayer

life accordance to his will

44
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when we talk to god in prayer, he also responds to us in varied ways in which only the eyes of faith see through (t/f)

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true

45
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embodies a man of prayer

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jesus

46
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jesus showed that one’s prayer life must have a unimportant effect toward social life and social transformation (t/f)

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false

jesus showed that one’s prayer life must have a concrete significant effect toward social life and social transformation

47
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his prayer where he listens to the father’s will in humility, makes him weaker especially in times of rejection, indifference, even in painful undeserved persecution (t/f)

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false
his prayer where he listens to the father’s will in humility, makes him stronger especially in times of rejection, indifference, even in painful undeserved persecution

48
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the constant communication of the father, the son and the holy spirit is the visible manifestation of —

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trinitarian relationship

49
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a life-giving relationship sustains in love for all of us

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trinitarian relationship

50
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a loving, conscious, personal relationship with god

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christian prayer

51
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intimate conversation with god who we know loves us helps with constant communication (t/f)

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true

52
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rooted in the heart, and related to the neighbor in loving compassion and service

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authentic prayer

53
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a gift of the holy spirit

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unity

54
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marks the beginning of the church that is one

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pentecost

55
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in pentecost, what does being one mean

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one god, one spirit, one mission, one purpose

56
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pentecost story: when the spirit of god descended upon the apostles, a sudden change happened: they were —

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filled with the holy spirit and began to speak in different tongue but they understood one another

57
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at work in the apostles in proclaiming the good news to all people of diverse cultures

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holy spirit

58
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unites the people despite differences in language, race, religion, or economic status

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holy spirit

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it is a mission

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life

60
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who is a missionary

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everyone

61
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to be a missionary is to follow the — that tells us to find ourselves in the greater scheme of things

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voice within

62
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we are all part of the —

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greater scheme of things

63
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we can close ourselves to what is happening around us (t/f)

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false

we can not close ourselves to what is happening around us

64
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the voice of god calling us to find our place in this world by finding and living our mission

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the voice within

65
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is a privilege and a responsibility

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mission

66
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in passion for mission

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church

67
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exists to carry out the mission of jesus (NNCDP 103)

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church

68
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mission of jesus

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salvation of all people

69
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in pentecost, what does being one mean (other definition)

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being holy, catholic, and apostolic

70
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what is the meaning of paul’s words addressing to the galatians

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they do not have the right to complain and claim anything

71
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the woman’s testimony brings others to encounter jesus (t/f)

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true

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