TH 1 Unit 2 Review

Judaism is a ___________________religion.

The written transmission of the gospel in history:

T/F: It is natural for human beings to seek God and therefore to belong to a religion.

T/F: We can readily experience God in nature.

The mission of the Son is to:

God's voice speaking within us, a practical voice of reason that helps us decide good vs. evil:

The living transmission of the gospel over time:

Hinduism is a _______________religion.

To say that God is the Supreme Model is to say that God is the reference point for anything beautiful, good or true.

The central mystery of the Christian faith:

If you are trying to say that God is all-powerful, you should say he is:

One who believes God created the world and interacts with it:

The argument that the world is too complex to have come together by chance:

Who said this: "You have made us for yourself, Lord, and our hearts are restless til they rest in you."

God knows us better than we know ourselves and is intimately involved in our lives; in other words, he is:

Islam is a __________________religion.

God communicating knowledge of himself to humankind; a self-communication realized by his actions and words over time

Roman Catholicism is a _____________religion.

Choosing not to decide whether God exists because it can never be known with absolute certainty:

God is beyond human comprehension and often feels distant; in other words:

The three persons of the Trinity are all equally God, or:

One who believes God created the universe but does not continue to be involved with it:

The relationship between God and human beings that binds them together

The compendium (organized presentation) of all Catholic doctrine regarding both faith and morals

The mission of the Father is to

The knowledge of the existence of God and his attributes through human reason while reflecting on the created order

A truth of faith that can never fully be understood:

The mission of the Spirit is to:

Seeking to demonstrate that reason can lead to faith, he developed "Five Ways" of knowing the existence of God:

The persons of the Trinity have always existed together and will always do so; they are: