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Chapter 6 Review

Our Response to the Gift of Redemption

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Objective redemption refers to the salvation Christ earned for all people. True
Conversion of heart is solely a human effort and does not involve God's grace. False
Theological virtues are called "theological" because they relate directly to human relationships and interactions. False
The Beatitudes describe the moral life at its lowest level. False
Purgatory is the final destination for those who reject the gift of salvation. False
The redemption entirely frees humanity from concupiscence, sickness, and death. False
Natural virtues are infused into the soul at Baptism. False
The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit listed in Scripture include charity, joy, and peace. False
Salvation, according to the text, is something that can be earned through human effort and good deeds. False
Subjective redemption requires a personal and free response for the application of Christ's redemption to individual lives. True
What is the significance of stewardship in the context of the text? Natural resources should be used wisely
Which sacrament initiates the participation in the redemption gained by Jesus Christ? Baptism
What is the primary focus of objective redemption? Salvation earned by Christ for all people
How are the gifts of the Holy Spirit sustained in the moral life of Christians? By the virtues of faith, hope, and charity
What does a well-formed conscience help us with? Discerning right from wrong
What is the ultimate goal of the call to love neighbor through service? Alleviating suffering of specific persons
What is the Beatific Vision? Immediate vision of God in heaven
How does the Church contribute to the sanctification of its members? By ministering Sacraments and preaching the Gospel
What does the Second Vatican Council emphasize regarding the Christian vocation? The universal call to holiness for all Christians
According to the information provided, what is the culmination of the history of salvation? The Parousia
What do the Ten Commandments reflect according to the text? Objective moral principles
According to the information provided, how does one find oneself fully? Through a sincere gift of oneself
How is sanctifying grace related to the Sacrament of Reconciliation? It is restored through Reconciliation.
Which theological virtue is described as the confident expectation that God provides the means necessary for everlasting life? Hope
What is the significance of the fruits of the Holy Spirit being described as "perfections that the Holy Spirit forms in us"? They are permanent dispositions.
What does the Church pray for regarding the souls in Purgatory? Completion of their purification and entry into heaven
According to St. Augustine, why is humanity always restless? Desire for perfect happiness
What is the essence of God's desire for humanity, as mentioned in the text? Perfect union and eternal happiness
What does the text state about the role of grace in responding to the call to holiness? Grace grants strength to live out the choice to follow Christ.
What is the chief punishment of hell, according to the Church's teaching? Eternal fire
What is the distinguishing feature of supernatural virtues? They adapt man's faculties for participation in the divine nature.
Which virtue is described as the joyful awareness that we are children of God? Piety
What is the primary role of Baptism according to the text? To bring individuals into communion with the Blessed Trinity and sanctify them
What is the consequence of dying in mortal sin without repentance, according to the teaching of the Church? Eternal separation from God in hell
What is crucial to ongoing conversion according to the text? Regular attention to prayer, Scripture reading, and the Sacraments
What does conversion of heart involve according to the text? Radical reorientation toward God
What does the text identify as the means through which individuals can lead lives of holiness? Baptism and sanctifying grace
What is the destination for which Christ redeemed us? Eternal communion with God in heaven
What is the connection between the Beatitudes and the redemption, according to the Catechism? They shed light on Christian actions and attitudes.
According to the text, what is the most important of the theological virtues? Charity
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