The Triune God Flashcards
Two reasons the Magisterium has authority for Catholics
Jesus gave it to them
The popes and bishops are guided by the holy spirit
One way in which the Trinity influences Christians – with evidence/example/explanation
Mission: sending out people to help others – action
Christian’s demonstrate their love of God by providing education/medical care etc
A second way in which the Trinity influences Christians – with evidence/example/explanation
Evangelism: preaching the good news about Jesus to others
Christians preach the good news about Jesus to others by baptism/talking to people about what you are doing and why etc
One belief about God that is expressed in music – with evidence/examples/explanation
Blinded by your grace - showing how powerful and magnificent God is.
Another belief about God that is expressed in music – with evidence/example/explanation
God is transcendent – we show that through sound and volume
Name the three aspects of Christian thinking (3 legged stool)
Scripture (Bible), Tradition, The Magisterium (teaching authority of the Catholic Church) (popes and bishops)
What does Deuteronomy 6:4 (Old Testament) confirm about God?
God is one but made up of three persons
State how Jesus’ baptism reveals the Trinity (I.E. what is the role of each person in the story?)
Father, Son, Holy Spirit made up in one God
State how the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are present in the Genesis creation story
Father is the creator
One belief St Augustine holds about the Trinity – with a Bible quote (evidence)
The Holy Spirit is the love itself
Name two things the Council of Nicaea confirmed about the Trinity
The Council confirmed that:
- The Son is eternally begotten from the Father.
- The Father and Son have always co-existed together.
- (They are both equal and of the same nature.
Name the Christian statement of belief (said during Mass) that confirms beliefs about the Trinity
The Nicene Creed
Name two things the Council of Constantinople confirmed about the Trinity.
The Council confirmed that:
- The Holy Spirit is the Third Person of the Trinity and fully God.
- Jesus is both fully God and fully human.