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midterm Flashcards

1
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kerygma

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Greek word for “proclamation”; , created , captured, rescued, response

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  • What is beatitude?
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the blessings listed by Jesus

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2
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  • What is virtue
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trait

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3
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  • What is heresy?
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a belief that doesn’t agree with your religon

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4
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Epistemology

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the theory of knowledge

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5
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The Paschal Mystery

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– The Passion, Death, Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus

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6
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Arianism

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Jesus is created not eternal

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7
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Pelagianism

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denies original sin

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Nestorianism

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Christ is 2 Persons and Mary is not the Mother of
God

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9
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Monophysitism

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; christs humanity is
swallowed up in his divinity

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10
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Docetism

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Jesus’ humanity was a sort of disguise

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11
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Council of Nicaea

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Countered Arianism

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12
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1st Council of Constantinople

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Finalized the Nicene Creed

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13
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Council of Ephesus

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– Countered Nestorianism

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Council of Chalcedon

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Countered Monophysitism

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15
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Credo deum

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– I believe that God exists

16
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Credo deo

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– I believe God

17
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Credo in deum

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I believe in God

18
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Faith

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– the theological virtue that enables one to know God and all that he has
revealed

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Hope

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– the theological virtue that enables one to desire God above all things

20
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Charity

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– the theological virtue that enables one to love as God himself loves, to
love God above all things, and one’s neighbor as oneself.

21
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Wisdom

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moves one to order one’s life according to God’s will

22
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Understanding

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enables one to see more deeply into the mysteries of the faith and judge with certainty all created things

23
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Counsel

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enables one to respond fully to the direction and guidance from the Lord

24
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Fortitude

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moves one to endure difficulties for the sake of eternal life with God

25
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Knowledge

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– guides one in knowing what to believe and how to share it with others

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Piety

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– inclines one as a child of God to have devotion and honor to God as Father

27
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Fear of the Lord

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brings forth the fear of offending God by sin

28
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  • What is the difference between natural revelation and divine revelation?
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Natural revelation is what can be learned about God from His creations. Divine revelation is what God has revealed to us directly

29
Q

Explain St. Augustine’s analogy for the Trinity and why this is the best description of God as
Trinity

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when the mind knows itself and loves itself, a trinity remains: the mind, love, and knowledge
and this makes sense because there is 3 in the Trinity

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