Final pt1 Flashcards by Robert Raymundo

Confirmation

Committing to the Catholic Church

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Incarnation

Jesus taking on flesh

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Magisterium

Assembly of bishops that holds teaching authority

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Salvation

Deliverance from sin

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Jesus means…

“God saves”

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Revelation means

“Unveiling”

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Christ means…

“Anointed one“

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Baptism

Experiences birth into the new life of Christ

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Holy Orders

To become a deacon, priest, or bishop

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Dogma

Truth of revelation that Catholics believe

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Where was Jesus born?

Bethlehem

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What was Simon Peter’s occupation?

Fisherman

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What is the Holy Spirit?

An advocate for God
A dove
Part of the trinity

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Who is Salvation History for?

Future generations after Adam and Eve

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What do you do in Reconciliation?

Confess your sins

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Where did Jesus a grow up?

Nazareth

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4 gospels in the Bible are…

Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John

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Sacred Scripture

The deposit of faith that is given to the whole church

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Sacred Tradition

The living transmission of the gospel message in the Church

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Who was born without Original Sin?

Mary

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Divine Revelation

God’s communication of his divine plan

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Can earthly possessions satisfy us?

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Why was Jesus baptized?

To set an example for us

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Why are we all prone to sin, sickness, and death?

We were born with Original Sin

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Where do Catholics believe the desire for God is written?

In the human heart because man is created by God and for God

What are the basis of our salvation?

Jesus’ death and resurrection

Who is the rock the Church is built on?

Peter

___________ can be disciples, but disciples can’t be __________

Apostles

Jesus is both...

Human and God

The Holy Spirit inspired...

Human authors to put God’s words into writing

How many books are in the Old and New Testament?

46 in Old, 27 in New

The Holy Trinity is...

3 distinct persons in one essence

When was Jesus born?

4-6 B.C.

What is one example of dogma?

God is our only God

What are 4 reasons Jesus came to earth?

- Save humans from sin - Spread message - To be a messiah - To be a model

How were we made in God’s image?

God created all of us perfectly and in how he wanted us to be

First Commandment

I am the Lord, you shall have no other gods

Second Commandment

Do not use the Lord’s name in vain

Third Commandment

Keep Holy the Sabbath

Fourth Commandment

Honor your father and mother

Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

Sixth Commandment

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Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

Eighth Commandment

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Ninth Commandment

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Tenth Commandment

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Source Criticism

Finding out where the source for information from

Tacitus wrote about...

Emperor Tiberius’ reign

Testament

Contract of love between God and humans (means covenant)

Form Criticism

Tries to discover what comes from Jesus in the Gospel texts

Septuagint

Greek translation of Hebrew Bible

Redaction Criticism

Analyzes how Gospel writers edited their works for their audiences

Inspiration

Guidance given to human authors of Sacred Scripture

Canon

Official list of inspired books in the Bible

What did Thomas do?

Doubted Jesus

What did Judas do?

Betrayed Jesus

Another name for the Pentateuch

Torah

What did the Wisdom books cover?

Good vs evil

Why did God send Jesus?

- He was the best prophet - Israelites were being unfaithful - People were worshipping false gods

When did Jesus die?

30 A.D.

What does a prophet do?

A prophet is given a message from God to spread to others

When did Jesus come to the public scene

28 A.D.

Where did the Apostles start spreading the New Testament?

Jerusalem

What do OT writings focus on

God’s love for his people

What is the Q

Quelle; has Jesus’ saying and hasn’t been found

What is the kerygma?

Preaching to non believers

Why did they want to write the New Testament?

- The end of the world wasn’t coming - Distortions were settling in - More instructions were needed

What are the three canon criteria?

- Apostolic origin - Widespread acceptance - Conformity to the role of faith

Synoptic means

“Seen together”

Protestants only recognize ____ books of the OT to be inspired

Protestants only accept books written in

Aramaic

Where are the Ten Commandments written?

In the Torah

What preserved the gospel?

Apostles being eye witnesses

What did historical books talk about?

How chosen people lived out the covenant

What was didache

Instruction and formation in being Catholic

By calling it the NT, we are proclaiming

There is a new covenant

Early apostolic preaching involved

Catechesis (further instruction for new converts)

Three stages in the formation of the Gospels are

- Historical Jesus - New Testament writings - Oral Tradition

Our earliest writing is from

Paul