Foundations of Faith Midyear study Part 1

French Mathematician who argued if belief in God was practical:

A lack of belief in deities or the belief that God does not exist.

Name for change old values and lifestyle to values of Christ and the Christian lifestyle:

A system of beliefs and practices:

Uncertainty about the existence of deities or God

Beliefs or core principles of a religion

This is an example of what?

Sacred places and spaces can be natural, like a river, or man-made like a mosque.

Way of living or ethics of a religion; The values governing behavior of followers of a particular religion

God’s total otherness and being infinitely beyond and independent of creation (used by E Source):

The stories we tell about how and why the world came to be, what matters and where we are going:

T/F: All sacred scriptures are the divinely inspired exact word of God or the gods

As a result of looking back over his life/reading more about Christ and the saints, St. Ig is:

Actively paying attention to how God’s Spirit might be at work in your life is called:

Many religious traditions use sacred symbols and objects like art, architecture, statues and jewelry

T/F: Myths convey sacred truth even if they do not reflect empirical reality

Some religions are more formal and hierarchical in terms of their instituional structure than others

Uncertainty about the existence of God

Myths about the structure of the world and how it came to be

The study of being:

Habit and Staff are items of what?

Heartfelt Proofs:

Sacred space often corresponds to where a religious tradition began or events in the life of the founder

T/F: Religious practices are often rooted in sacred stories

This theologian describes 5 proofs for God in the Summa

T/F: There are some common elements and patterns across religious traditions

Way of living or ethics of a religion; the values governing behavior of followers of a particular tradition:

Which of the Following is NOT part of Grad at Grad:

Some religious traditions believe that behaviors in this life can impact how one spends the next life or eternal life

Mythology: Ancient Babylonian story that mirrors the great flood narrative:

A lack of belief in deities or belief that God does not exist

T/F: Sacred stories shape the collective memory and identity of a people within a particular religious tradition.

Ig's encounter with this person shows that he still had some room to grow in Christian charity:

After Montserrat he goes to _____ begins with M—just to make it confusing.

The story of David and Goliath is most likely:

Relationship between God and humans; results in a body of beliefs and set of practices.

After the battle at Pamplona, why did Inigo have so much time on his hands?

This is a virtue: A belief and trust in someone or something:

Set expectations of conduct and behavior for people within a religious tradition

T/F: Beliefs lead to actions related to how one acts toward God/the gods and other human beings

Which of these is NOT a heartfelt proof for God

In the Exercises, Ignatius talks about prayerfully analyzing your day or life. What’s this called?

One of the first concrete steps he wants to take after having this change of heart is so go on:

Do not really care about the question if God exists or not

T/F: many religious traditions include rituals to mark important rites of passage: birth, coming of age, marriage, death

The belief in many deities or gods and goddesses

What are they arguing about anyway?

Speaking of vocab, what’s a pilgrimage?

While recuperating Inigo was reading about:

The Sabbath is an example of a weekly experience of sacred time in Judaism and Christianity

This source is very repetitive, and focuses on genealogies and priestly matters:

Set apart for a particular purpose; ordered

A manifestation of the divine perceptible to human beings

The belief in many deities or gods and goddesses

When Jesuits gather globally:

What’s a good vocab word to know that means “change of heart”?

Belief that God created the universe but has no personal interest in it

Leap of Faith.........

This virtue: A belief and trust in something

The belief in one deity or one supreme being:

Relationship between God and humans; results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices. Comes from Latin "to bind":

Covenant made with all of humanity, sealed with rainbow:

Traditional or ancient stories that help explain a people’s creation, customs, and/or ideals:

A trait of God that refers to God’s intimate union with and total presence to his creation, used by J source:

Enables us to believe in God:

How many Weeks are in the Spiritual Exercises?

Belief that God created the universe but has no personal interest in it

The next stop in his journey is a place that literally means, “saw-shaped or jagged mountains:”

someone who believes in a god or gods

T/F: All religions include a formal written creed that summarizes core beliefs

Who does Ignatius give the authority to to decide the Moor’s fate?

Repeated patterns of actions and words for a specific religious purpose. Common everyday words and actions become sacred

The Nevi'im:

How are sacred stories passed on?

At Manresa, Inigo let his hair grow, didn't eat or sleep much. This is called: