Week 9 (pp. 118-129) Flashcards
fiducia
trust
fiducia cordis
the trust or faithfulness of the heart
figura
figure
filiatio
filiation; sonship or begottenness
filioque
and the Son
filius
son
filius patris
Son of the Father
finis
goal, end
finis creationis
the end or goal of creation
finis hominum
the end or goal of man
finis intermedius
intermediate end or goal
finis legis
the end or goal of the law
finis theologiae
the goal or end of theology
finis ultimus
the ultimate end or goal
Finitum non capax infiniti
The finite is incapable of the infinite
foederatus
a party in covenant, confederate
foederati
confederates
foedus
covenant (synonymous with pactum)
foedus dipleuron/δίπλευρον
two-sided or two-way covenant
foedus gratiae
covenant of grace
foedus gratiae evangelicum
covenant of grace concerning the gospel (or) evangelical covenant of grace
foedus gratiae gratuitum
gracious or graciously given covenant of grace
foedus monopleuron/μονόπλευρον
one-sided or one-way covenant
foedus naturae
covenant of nature
foedus naturale
natural covenant
foedus operum
covenant of works
fomes peccati
the tinder of sin; i.e., the fomenter of sin or source of sin
fons
fount, fountain, source
fons omnium bonorum
the fountain or source of all good (or) of all good things
fons primarius
primary source
fons totius divinitatis
source or ground of the whole Godhead
fontes solutionum
sources of the solution
forma
form
forma conversionis
the form of conversion
forma corporis
form of the body; i.e., the soul
forma Dei
form of God, the appearance or conduct of God
forma informans
informing form
forma sacramenti
form of the sacrament
forma servi
the form of a servant
formalis (adj.)
formal; i.e., with reference to the form
formaliter (adv.)
formally
forum ecclesiasticum
an ecclesiastical court
frui
to enjoy
fruitio
enjoyment, fruition
fundamentum electionis
foundation of election
fundamentum fidei
foundation of faith
fundamentum Scripturae
the foundation or ground of Scripture
gemina praedestinatio
double predestination
generatio
generation
genesis (γένεσις)
birth, beginning, or begetting
genitura
a generation or begetting
gennēsia (γεννήσια)
begottenness
genus
genus
genus apotelesmaticum
apotelesmatic genus; the cooperation of the two natures in the union of the person to the end of the completion of the work of the Meditator.
genus idiomaticum
idiomatic genus; the predication of the qualities or attributes of both natures of the person of the Mediator, so that the God-man can be said, as one person, to suffer and die but also to govern and sustain the whole creation
genus maiestaticum
majestatic genus; the hypostatic relationship of the human nature within the union.
genus tapeinotikon/ταπείνωσις
tapeinotic genus (or) genus of humiliation
genus theologiae
the genus of theology
gloria
glory, brightness, splendor
gradus gloriae
degrees of glory
gradus poenarum infernalium
degrees of punishment in hell
gratia
grace