ch 7 test Flashcards

1
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special mission, focus or duties of a religious community or group

A

apostolate

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2
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meditative devotion based on the passion of jesus and his walk to calvary for crucifixion

A

stations of the cross

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3
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belief among early Israelites that human suffering and illness was a punishment from God

A

law of retribution

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4
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state of moral impurity thought by the jews to disqualify them from public worship, prayer, and community contact

A

unclean

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5
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title for jesus who treated and healed physical, spiritual, and psychological illness

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divine physician

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6
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restoration to earthly life performed by jesus fro lazarus and several others

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resuscitation

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7
Q

tracing of a cross with blessed oil during prayers for healing or some sacramental liturgies

A

anointing

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8
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eucharist given to the dying to spiritually strengthen them to face death and the afterlife

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viaticum

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9
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all humans have inherited original sin and its consequences, including vulnerability to illness and death.

A

true

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10
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apocalyptic writing claims that God will intervene to correct injustices and heal during our life on earth

A

false

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11
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jesus didn’t really try to explain why people suffer in this world

A

true

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12
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jesus accepted traditional jewish teaching that suffering comes as a punishment for sin.

A

false

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13
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when jesus lived, lepers, the deranged, and those possessed by demons were fed and housed by the community.

A

false

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14
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there was no written evidence for a christian rite of anointing for healing until the twelfth or thirteenth century.

A

false

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15
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since the middle ages, the church has taught that only priests and bishops should be ministers of the anointing of the sick

A

true

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16
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council fathers of vatican II decided to revise the sacrament so that it both a sacrament of healing and a sacrament to prepare those who are dying.

A

true

17
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the matter for the sacrament of the anointing of the sick can be any kind of oil available.

A

false

18
Q

the sacrament of the anointing of the sick must always be celebrated in a church or chapel.

A

false

19
Q

which of the following is not one of the eight parts of the new rite of the anointing of the sick

a. prayer of thanksgiving
b. a penitential rite
c. laying on of hands
d. anointing with oil

A

a

20
Q

which attitude about sickness an health were common among the hebrew people

a. sickness was a punishment for sins.
b. people who died early must have been sinful
c. people who were healthy and rich must be good
d. all of the above

A

d

21
Q

which of the following was not a healing approach used by jesus

a. laying on of hands during prayer
b. rubbing mud on a sick person
c. sending the sick to bathe
d. advising the use of special medicines

A

d

22
Q

which of the following was not a teaching about healing that jesus presented

a. everyone deserves a certain amount of sickness and suffering
b. God loves the sick and disabled just as much as he loves healthy people
c. the sick and handicapped should be treated as outcasts since they contaminate healthy people
d. both a and c

A

d

23
Q

jesus wanted his disciples to continue his healing ministry, and this included

A

the curing of the sick and cleansing of lepers

24
Q

an early new testament instruction on healing for the christian community is found in

A

the letter of james

25
Q

understanding more about the celebration of the revised sacrament of the anointing of the sick can help suffering people unite with

A

the passion and death of jesus

26
Q

from the second century through the seventh centuries, when a person was ill, anointing with oil and prayer was administered by

A

any christian

27
Q

by the thirteenth century, the sacrament of the anointing of the sick had changed and become

A

a sacrament for the dying only

28
Q

the sacrament of the anointing of the sick should be celebrated in all of the following circumstances except

a. a sick person facing a serious surgery
b. an elderly person beginning to grow much weaker
c. a sick person who has lost consciousness
d. everyone over the age of 50

A

d

29
Q

the sacraments of penance and the anointing of the sick and the reception of viaticum together are called the _

A

last rites

30
Q

one of the _ works of mercy is to visit the sick

A

corporal

31
Q

an _ vision of God’s justice and final judgement among the Jews taught that people who didn’t find justice in this life would have it in the next life

A

apocalyptic

32
Q

in the old testament, _ is a man who eventually understands that illness an trials are not sent as punishments from God

A

job

33
Q

jesus understood that sick people had an important lesson to teach to the _

A

community

34
Q

_ was the church council that called for major changes in the celebration of the sacrament of the anointing of the sick

A

vatican II

35
Q

when a priest is not available, viaticum may be brought to the sick by a deacon or another member of the parish who has been appointed by the _ to distribute the Eucharist

A

bishop

36
Q

_ of lisieux was a great saint of the church who showed us how to unite our sufferings with the sufferings of Jesus

A

therese

37
Q

theological question that tries to connect belief in God’s justice with the reality of suffering by good people

A

theodicy