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Chap.1God's Mystery
Question | Answer |
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Faith is the reality of what is ___________for, the proof of what is not_____________. Hebrews 11:1 | hoped, seen |
If you do not stand firm in your __________, you do not ____________at all. Isaiah 7:9 | faith, stand |
Why were you created? | to know, love and serve God in this life, so we can be happy with him in heaven someday |
someone who dies because of his/her faith in Jesus | martyr |
everywhere at all time | omnipresent |
post baptismal denial of a Church Truth | heresy |
meeting of the Church leadership about an important matter | ecumenical council |
In the Year of our Lord | A.D. |
formal statement of beliefs | creed |
union of the two natures of Christ - fully human and fully God | hypostatic union |
letter written by the pope to instruct the faithful | encyclical |
the pope and his bishops - the teaching office of the Church | magisterium |
firmness of faith when things get tough | fortitude |
essential teaching of the Church that cannot be changed | dogma |
when we celebrate the feast of a martyr the priest wears this color | red |
1st martyr stoned to death | Stephen |
put to death in Rome for preaching about Jesus | Peter |
fed to wild animals | Perpetua |
He defended the faith against King Henry's demands | Becket |
1st Catholic priest born in Korea | Andrew Taegon |
died in a Nazi concentration camp | Edith Stein |
How has God revealed Himself to us? | Creation, Jesus, Sacred Scripture |
Who is the "Word" John talks about? | Jesus |
Jesus was fully human in all things but | sin |
this heresy denied the divinity of Christ | Arianism |
He spoke out about Arianism and defended Christ's divinity | Athanasius |
1st formal Church Council where Nicene Creed was formed | Nicea |
This council declared Mary to be "Theotokos" (God bearer) | Ephesus |
This council taught that Jesus was the second person of the Trinity | Chalcedon |
Where we get our Catholic beliefs from | Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition |
Faith handed down from the first pope, Peter, all the way down to our current pope | Sacred Tradition |