part 1 Flashcards

1
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Motion - whatever is in motion is put in motion by another but this cannot go on to infinity.

A

Prime Mover or Unmoved mover

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☆ Causation -there is an order of efficient causes. There is no case known in which a thing is found to be the effect cause of itself, this cannot go on infinity

A

first efficient cause or uncaused cause

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☆ Possibility and Necessity - there are things possible to be and not to be. That which does not exist only begins to exist by something already existing. But not all beings are merely possible

A

Necessary Being

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☆ Gradation in Things - among beings there are some more and some less good, true, noble, and the like. The maximum in any genus is the cause of all in that genus

A

Perfect Being

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5
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T OR F

Since all the things that come before the perfect being are made by the perfect being, everything in the hierarchy has a touch of perfection.

A

TRUE

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5
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☆ Governance of the World - things that lack intelligence act for an end. Whatever lacks intelligence cannot move towards an end unless directed by something endowed with knowledge and intelligence.

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Grand Architect or Intelligent Designer

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6
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The —– is the giver of life

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Holy Spirit

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7
Q

It is the most fundamental mystery of the catholic faith revealed by Jesus Christ.

A

The Most Holy Trinity

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8
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these are truths revealed by God himself, expressed in clear propositions by the teaching authority of the church, and are true and necessary for salvation.

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Dogmas

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9
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out of the holy trinity, one God is 100% divine

t or f

A

false

They are all 100% divine.

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9
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these are true and necessary for salvation

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dogmas

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10
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the highest form

A

dogma

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10
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Refers to what perfectly signifies nature, an individual substance of a ration nature (bioethics) that which possesses being and existence

asks: who are you?

A

person

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10
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That through which the person is (essence) and acts (substance)

it answers the question: what are you?

Action follows being; whatever your being is your action follows it.

A

NATURE

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10
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t or f

dogmas can be changed and removed

A

false

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11
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The reference of one thing to the other

A

RELATION

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12
Q

t or f

The Trinity is One

A

true

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13
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  • unbegotten; the origin without an origin
A

Father

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13
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  • eternally begotten of the father; the origin of the origin
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Son

14
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  • proceeds from the father and the son.
A

Holy Spirit

15
Q

true or false

the holy trinity has different origins

A

true

16
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(‘pater’ or father) - the relation of the father to the son

A

Paternity

17
Q

(‘filia’ or son) - the relation of the son to the father (generation of self-image)

A

Filiation

18
Q
  • the relation of the Holy Spirit to the father and the son
A

Passive spiration

19
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  • he is the first one to reveal himself that is why we call him THE PRINCIPLE.
A

Father

20
Q

The breath coming from the father and the son is the ?

A

Holy Spirit

thats why its called the spiration

21
Q

fill in the blanks

** = father (giver)
** = Jesus (redeemer)
**
*** = Holy Spirit (always giving)

A

Lover = father (giver)
Beloved = Jesus (redeemer)
Charity between the lover and beloved = Holy Spirit (always giving)

22
Q

The Holy Trinity is the SAME and they are ONE

t or f

A

false

The Holy Trinity is not the SAME but they are ONE

23
Q

it is the essence/substance of what we hope for (salvation, eternal happiness, eternal life)

A

Faith

24
Q

We defined ————— as that through which a person ‘is’ and ‘acts’

A

substance/essence

25
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ACT OF FAITH =

A

FIDES QUA

25
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Ergo faith is a free, personal, and ecclesial act of submitting entirely to God in confidence =

A

FIDES QUA

26
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t or f

Fides Qua is objective

A

false

Fides Qua is subjective

27
Q

Faith is conviction of things unseen

A

FIDES QUAE

28
Q

This is something personal because each of us have our own expression of faith.

It is our own expression of faith, where our experiences play a huge factor.

One’s story will not be the same with another’s story because God reveals himself to us personally too.

A

fides qua`

29
Q

—— means you cannot separate the two.

A

Two-fold

29
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TRUE OR FALSE

Fides quae is Subjective

A

false

Fides quae is objective

29
Q

Faith is the assurance of things hoped for

A

FIDES QUA

30
Q

We did not come to believe in our own

The church from generation to generation hands on the apostles’ confessions of faith

The things you continuously know until today

The truths we know today are the things Jesus handed down generation to generation

A

FIDES QUAE

31
Q

just take not of this: there is no answer

Faith is not an isolated act. “We” connotes a singular identity or communion with what the church believes.

A

slay goodluck

32
Q

Credo (latin) =

A

belief

33
Q

Condensed formulas of faith that developed over a course of time

Contemplated passed on, celebrated, and lived out

Makes I believe = We believe possible

A

creeds

34
Q

Oldest authoritative doctrinal formulation of the church’s belief in the holy trinity

An ancient roman baptismal symbol

Basis of catechumenal instruction and a baptismal confession faith since 2nd century.

A

apostles creed

35
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Arose out of a defensive struggle against the heresy of Arianism

Arose out of a defensive struggle against the heresy of Macedonianism

A

NICENE CREED

36
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he was mentioned to highlight the historicity of Christ.

A

Pontus pilate