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Theology II unit 2 test review Flashcards

1
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the salvation of the world is culminated in the

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Incarnation

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2
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the story of Paschal Mystery begins in the

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annunciation

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3
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in the “fullness of time” (in God’s time), God sent an

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Angel to Mary

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4
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How did the Angel Gabriel greet Mary?

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as being full of grace

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4
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what does the name Gabriel mean

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strength of God

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5
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t or f:

Mary is the ONLY person in Scripture who is said to be full of grace

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true

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6
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Mary would bear the son of God and name him

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Jesus

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7
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What does the name Jesus mean?

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God saves

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7
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what is mary called in greek?

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theotokos

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8
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what is Fiat latin for

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let it be done

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8
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what did Mary’s fiat overturn?

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Eve’s no to God

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9
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what is mary’s answer to God known as

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her Fiat

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9
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what does Theotokos mean?

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god bearer

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10
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T or F
Mary was conceived without the stain of original sin

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True

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Why was Mary conceived without the stain of original sin?

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to prepare her for her role in Salvation

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12
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Mary was filled with God’s ________ ______ as the first humans where at creation

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Sanctifying Grace

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13
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Mary remained free from _________ and remained free from ___ all her life

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concupiscence and sin

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14
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Mary remained free from sin…

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in anticipation of Christ

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15
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the teaching of the Immaculate conception was declared dogma by?

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Pope Blessed Pius IX in 1854

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16
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to share in the fully human experience,

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Jesus was born into a typical family for the times

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17
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what was a typical family for Jesus’ time?

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a mother, a father, and one son or one daughter

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T or F
St. Joseph did not play a crucial enough role in the life of Christ

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False,
Saint Joseph played an essential role in the life of Christ

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19
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What type of Man was st. Joseph described as?

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a just man

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20
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in the Old Testament, a just man was a,

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holy man

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21
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T or F
St. Joseph was betrothed to Mary

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True

22
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T or F:
Mary and Joseph lived apart while they were betrothed to each other, but remained celibate

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True

23
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T or F:
Joseph doubted Mary’s purity and it was clear to him that Mary had conceived a child through another man

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False,
St. Joseph did not doubt Mary’s purity but was simply unclear on what had happened and how Mary had conceived a child

24
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T or F:
St. Joseph wanted to quietly end the betrothal so as not to endanger Mary

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True

25
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Joseph had his own annunciation in what Chapter of the Bible

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(Matthew chapter 1: verses 18-21)

26
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T or F
Joseph gives his own yes to God’s plan

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True

26
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What did God ask Joseph for?

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an act of faith

27
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What did Mary and Joseph sacrifice their whole lives for?

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to serve God

27
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T or F:
Mary’s yes and Joseph’s yes and similar events in scripture show how God counts on individuals like us to collaborate in his redemptive work

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True

28
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Why is John seen as the greatest of the prophets?

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because he was the last to proclaim the coming of Christ

29
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T or F
John acknowledged Christ in the womb

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True

30
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What did John call people to do?

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to repent for their sins and be baptized

31
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How do we prepare the way of the Lord?

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by doing what John called us to do which is to repent for our sins and baptized

32
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what is John’s voice referred to as?

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the voice crying in the wilderness

33
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Short answer #1
Why does Christ come to John to be baptized?

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Christ comes to John to be baptized because he accepts his mission as the suffering servant by identifying with the sinner he was about to redeem

34
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What does God’s voice declare Jesus as?

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His son

35
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What does John encounter?

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The trinity

36
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What does John declare Jesus as?

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The Lamb of God

37
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Jesús is the first?

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Passover lamb

38
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What does Jesus being called the Lamb of God point directly to?

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Christ as the redeemer of humanity

39
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We are baptized as Jesus was in order to..

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Enter into our life with God

40
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When we are baptized..

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We REMEBER who we are as God’s children

41
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Short answer #2
List two reasons of why the word became flesh and describe them

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One of the reasons why the word became flesh is to be our model of holiness. Christ needed to become a human in order to help humans and show us how to serve each other and be concerned for others without being selfish.

Another reason why the word became flesh was to manifest the infinite depth of God’s love. God wanted to show humans love so that humans might do things and serve him out of love for him and not of fear of him. He also wanted to teach us that he chose to suffer and die to save humanity but he did it out of love. This helps add to the idea that there is no greater love than to lay down your life for a friend.

42
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What does Christ’s poverty portray?

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An aspect of redemption and a radical detachment from worldly possessions and coveting

43
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Short answer #3
What does poverty as an aspect of redemption and a radical detachment from worldly possessions and coveting do?

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Poverty of this type unites us to Christ. It helps make room in our heart for an intimate relationship with God and we bring Jesus to the world (incarntional spirituality)

44
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What does incarnational spirituality mean?

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We bring Jesus to the world

45
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T or F:
As a child, Christ was disobedient to his parents

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False, Christ was obedient to his parents as a child (Luke 2:14-52)

46
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Faithful obedience in all things is part of?

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Redemption

47
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T or F:
Even every day activities should be done for the love of God

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True

48
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T or F:
When we do things every day for the love of God it makes them sources of grace

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True

49
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The command to love as Christ loved beings at and then goes to?

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Home and then the world

50
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T or F:
We should be the person we are called to be

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True

51
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_________ is a special kind of love in which one person identifies with the sufferings of another with a desire to relive their pain

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Compassion

52
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Who was Christ’s compassion for?

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Everyone, especially the suffering and the poor

53
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What are two acts that Christ did that clearly outline his compassion for people?

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Christ feeding the hungry (multiplying loaves and fishes)
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Curing the sick and crippled with a word or touch

54
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Christ’s mercy brought people out of a state of what?

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Sin (go and sin no more)

55
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