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| Explain our God in one concept |
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| Father, Son, and Holy Spirit |
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| Official, authority teaching of the church |
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| Truth that God is 3 divine persons |
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| Judaism, Christianity, Islam |
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| Where does the Holy Spirit come from |
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| Relationship of a child to his parents |
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| State of happiness with God in Heaven |
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| God is Truly ____ and Truly ____ |
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| Jesus means_________ ________ in _________ |
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| judgement of the human race by Jesus Christ at his second coming |
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Christos= ________________
a. Where does it come from? |
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Anointed one
a. Greek word |
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Messiah= ________________
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Anointed one
a. Hebrew word |
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| What did the Holy Spirit do for Jesus |
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| Anointed Jesus for his special mission |
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| When was the Holy Spirit fully revealed |
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| After Jesus' death and Resurrection |
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| Holy Spirit coming down upon the desciples |
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| Teachers and writers of the early church, whose teachings are a witness to the Apostolic Tradition |
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| Worldwide fathering of Catholic bishops convened by the Pope to discuss and resolve issues and problems the Church is facing |
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| Used to indicate that the distinction among 3 persons lies in than relationship of each to the others |
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| Claimed Jesus was created just as we are and that Jesus did not exist before he was in Mary's womb |
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| Jesus' divinity fully absorbed his humanity- so in the end he was just divine, not human |
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| Christological heresies (false teachings)cause a great deal of division within the Church |
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| short summary statement of profession of faith |
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| What councils was the Nicene Creed written at |
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Important days in the Catholic Church
Example- Baptisms |
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| God's self-disclosure to us |
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| When we fulfill our built in bond with our creator |
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Patriarchs
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Father of Jewish faith
a. all the way until the time of Jesus |
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| Where can we see God's love |
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| Creation, historical events, and throughout the Old Testament |
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| People who die because of their beliefs |
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| What two things point us to Jesus |
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| Sacred Scripture and Tradition |
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| What can be said about the Old Testament |
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| Will always have value and a way Jews and Christians can encounter God |
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| Prayer book of Ancient Isreal |
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| What was the first thing written in the New Testament |
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| Anyone who actively works to spread the Gospel |
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| Writings no inspired by the Holy Spirit and don't reflect true teachings about Jesus |
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| What did the Apostles do after the Resurrection |
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| Continued by creating communities in faith |
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| Live in community, and rarely leave the monastery |
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| Foundation of our faith is... |
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| Whole community of the faithful in Heaven and on Earth |
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| Churches and schools refer that Jesus loved us with a human heart |
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| Jesus existed in two separate persons |
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| The bread and wine after they had become Christ's Body and Blood |
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| Official teaching voice of the church |
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| The call to go beyond the minimum rules of life required by God and strive for spiritual perfection |
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| Poverty, Chastity, & Obedience |
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| Direct encounter and sight of God in the glory of Heaven |
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| Who do we trace circumcision back to |
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| Jewish government officials and scholars of the Law |
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| Jewish sect known for its adherence to the law |
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| Union of Jesus Christ's divine and human natures in one divine person |
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| Residents of the central hill country of Palestine in the time of Jesus, when tremendous hatred and tension existed between themselves and the Jews |
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| Means that this dignity is so much a part of us that no one can ever take away |
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| God treated everyone with _______ & ____________ |
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