Class 3 (Sep 10)

Question 1

Infallibility

Answer 1

A gift from the holy spirit where the pope and bishop definitively declare truth about faith and morals

Question 2

Doctrine of Faith

Answer 2

defined by pope and council, taught by magisterium. Infallibly taught with revelation. Authoritatively taught, found by logic

Question 3

Post-Conciliar Clarification

Answer 3

wording can change, truth does not

Question 4

What is not dissent

Answer 4

I don’t understand, I wish they taught otherwise, I’m dissapointed

Question 5

What is dissent

Answer 5

doubt

Question 6

heresy

Answer 6

requires excommunication. Obstinate rejection of creed or doctrine

Question 7

What if a teaching is erroneously mistaken

Answer 7

assume the magisterium have good reason. Study. Pray. Suffer in silence, the magisterium will correct itself. Don’t usurp authority, try to call a conference to overrule the magistrerium.

Question 8

Gelasian Decree

Answer 8

The Bible is recieved, not a human invention. Everything is tested

Question 9

Morals in Genesis

Answer 9

Motivated by survival, hospitality, God travelled with them, so there was no temple. Revenge.

Question 10

theological virtues

Answer 10

Faith, hope, love (charity)

Question 11

John 5:30

Answer 11

Authority and words form Jesus Christ

Question 12

How is the term magisterium misleading?

Answer 12

It means teacher, not master. You can’t pray without God’s help.

Question 13

Sensus fidelium

Answer 13

Not public opinion. Caused by the holy spirit

Question 14

Interpret the Bible

Answer 14

Listening to scripture. Understanding the language of the time

Question 15

Normative

Answer 15

normal to the times

Question 16

non-normative

Answer 16

timeless, Jesus

Question 17

Catechesis

Answer 17

Christ is the center of Faith. Catechesis comes to the church from the Holy Spirit. We do good, we are saved by grace. Forgiveness requires conversion. Virtues cause us to become like God.