Thinking you are better than others and therefore disrespect them

Excessive eating or drinking or importance placed on food or drink

The human attempt to answer the question IfGod is allpowerful why suffering

Free will is the ability to choose between different good and evil

What did God want to teach the people when He entered into covenant with them?

right relationship with the one True God and one another

An undisciplined/uncontrolled desire for enjoyment especially of a sexual

a. A calling from God to fulfill a particular purpose in life

What is original sin?

The sin of the first human beings who disobeyed God’s command

What is the natural law

a. Inner understanding of what is good and what is evil

People who suffer death because of their beliefs

1. What does God promise in his Covenant with Abraham?

a. To make of him a great nation with many descendants

Given that faith is a sure and certain gift of God to believe in him, why should we try to use our reason to reach him?

Because God wants us to use these gifts toexplore our religious questions

The second coming of Christ at the end of time, fully realizing God’s plan

Anger that leads to retaliation or does not allow reconciliation

1. What does Satan want from humanity

a. To tempt human beings to sin, to our destruction

What is salvation history?

The unfolding of God’s plan for us

What is Original holiness

God intended for humans to share his life, to be in direct communion

The ancientFathers ofthe Jewishpeople whosestories are recounted in Genesis

Seven practices or attitudes that are the roots of all sin

Throughout history humans have been seeking God. Why do we have that inborn tendency?

We are made to be in communion with God

What is the definition of Primeval History

The time before the invention of writing and recording of historical data

Habitual laziness or irresponsibility

Resentment of someone’s good fortune or material goods

Extraordinary attachment to things of a material nature; hoarding

1. What is Original justice:

Complete harmony between male and female, and humans and nature

What is literal sense

the explicit meaning of the text

In the development of sin, it begins with

original sin, then personal, then societal

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1
Any deliberate offense, in thought, word , deed or omission, against the will of God is the definition of
a. All of the above
a. Original sin
a. Free will
a. sin
2
In the creation stories found in Genesis, God gives humans control over all creation We call this responsibility:
a. Stewardship
a. Ecology
a. Concupiscence
a. Environmental protection
3
1. What needs to be present for a sin to be considered a mortal sin
a. Free will, knowledge, and remorse
a. Consent, knowledge, and parental consent
a. Serious, consent, knowledge
a. Knowledge , serious, and guilt
4
How many covenants were there in the Old Testament as discussed in class
a. 3
a. None of the above
a. 5
a. 2
5
What is the order in the development of sin
a. Personal sin, your conscience, and reason
a. Original sin, natural law, your conscience
a. Social sin, original sin, and free will
a. None of the above
6
Define Pride
An undisciplined or uncontrolled desire for enjoyment especially of a sexua
Habitual laziness or irresponsibility
Thinking you are better than others and therefore disrespect them
Excessive eating or drinking or importance placed on food or drink
7
The word Protoevangelium means
a. The development of sin
a. Knowledge of good and evil
a. First person created
a. First Gospel
8
1. What is concupiscence?
a. Social sin
a. The temptations of Satan
a. An inclination toward sin
a. The development of sin
9
Human soul
a. All of the above
a. Created by God
The seat of human consciousness and freedom
Makes us most like God
10
The union of man and woman in Matrimony closely reflects the perfect
Adam and Eve
none of the above
the story of creation
communion of the Trinity
11
what are the two types of personal sins
mortal and venial
societal sin and original sin
venial and personal
mortal and societal
12
The covenants of the Old Testament were with the people of God or the Israelites through
a. Solomon, David, Noah, and Moses
a. Moses, Abraham, Sarah, and the prophets
a. Noah, Moses, Abraham, David
a. Noah, Moses, Jesus, and Sarah
13
What are the ways that we can learn about God daily in our lives
In the events and experiences of our daily lives
the lives of the saints
the order and beauty of the natural world
all of the above
14
Gluttony is
Excessive eating or drinking or importance placed on food or drink
Resentment of someone’s good fortune or material goods
Habitual laziness or irresponsibility
Anger that leads to retaliation or does not allow reconciliation
15
Define Theodicy
The ancient Fathers ofthe Jewish people whose stories are recounted Genesis
The human attempt to answer the question IfGod is allpowerful why suffering
a. The time of the Exodus
all of the above
16
1. The deeper meaning of Adam and Eve’s sin of disobedience is
a. a misuse of human freedom
a. a. we can be gods ourselves’
a. All of the above
a. a lack of trust in God
17
What is Free Will?
The union of man and woman in Matrimony
• Original holiness
Spiritual principle
Free will is the ability to choose between different good and evil
18
What did God want to teach the people when He entered into covenant with them?
Make of Abraham a great nation by promising him many descendants
right relationship with the one True God and one another
To form their conscience
Christ has won the victory through his death on the cross
19
Lust is:
Thinking you are better than others and therefore disrespect them
Resentment of someone’s good fortune or material goods
An undisciplined/uncontrolled desire for enjoyment especially of a sexual
Extraordinary attachment to things of a material nature; hoarding
20
A vocation is
a. We participate in God’s work of spreading the Reign of God in the wo
a. Someone who suffers for the Christian faith
a. A calling from God to fulfill a particular purpose in life
a. The time of the Exodus
21
What is original sin?
The sin of the first human beings who disobeyed God’s command
a. Knowledge of good and evil
a. The second coming of Christ
a. When Cain killed Abel
22
What is the natural law
a. Loss of original justice
a. Gift of God to all humans to be able to reason before taking action
a. Inner understanding of what is good and what is evil
a. Inner voice warning us when we are leaning toward evil
23
Trying to interpret ____________ as scientific truth leads to misunderstanding that causes unnecessary conflict
the Bible
Figurative language
none of the above
science
24
The Bible is a source of
scientific truth
all of the above
religious truth
historical truth
25
A Martyr is
The reign of God over the hearts of people
Someone who does not believe in God
People who suffer death because of their beliefs
Encounters with suffering and evil that are difficult and distressing
26
Name the sources of information can help to assure us that God really exists
a. Sacred Scriptures
a. The testimony of those around us
all of the above
a. Reason and Conscience: the witness of God’s gifts within us
27
1. What does God promise in his Covenant with Abraham?
a. His descendants will rule over the house of Israel or Judah
a. To give him the laws
a. To make of him a great nation with many descendants
a. That He will never destroy the earth with water
28
After God created human beings he gave them responsibilities, name two of those responsibilities
be open to new life
Be fertile and multiply
all of the above
Respectful use of human sexuality
29
Given that faith is a sure and certain gift of God to believe in him, why should we try to use our reason to reach him?
Because we want to receive salvation and that is the only way to salvation
Because the Church’s theodicy is rooted notonly in Jesus’death on the cross
Because God wants us to use these gifts toexplore our religious questions
All of the above
30
What makes a sin a mortal sin: what needs to be present for a sin to be considered a mortal sin
knowledge, consent, serious
knowledge, doubts and consent
know the person, ask for forgiveness and seriousness
knowledge, anger and consent
31
define Parousia
none of the above
The second coming of Christ at the end of time, fully realizing God’s plan
The time before the invention of writing and recording of historical data
Spiritual principle
32
1. What was the first sin of Cain
a. Jealousy
a. Pride
a. Sloth
a. Anger
33
Wrath is
Anger that leads to retaliation or does not allow reconciliation
Extraordinary attachment to things of a material nature; hoarding
Excessive eating or drinking or importance placed on food or drink
Resentment of someone’s good fortune or material goods
34
1. What does Satan want from humanity
a. To make them like himself
a. To tempt human beings to sin, to our destruction
a. To go into business with him
a. He wants nothing from humans
35
The center piece of Christian faith is the
all of the above
the Bible
the Paschal Mystery
the salvation of the world
36
What is salvation history?
Passion, death and resurection of Jesus
The unfolding of God’s plan for us
only the resurection of Jesus
only the passion and death of Jesus Christ
37
In Hebrew the word Ruah means
spirit
wind
breath
All of the above
38
What is Original holiness
Man and women are made in God’s image and likeness
Male and female are equal in dignity
God intended for humans to share his life, to be in direct communion
Complete harmony between male and female, and humans and nature
39
define Patriarchs
The ancientFathers ofthe Jewishpeople whosestories are recounted in Genesis
None of the above
All the male figures in the Jewish Culture
All the male figures in Christianity
40
What is capital sin
none of the above
Seven practices or attitudes that are the roots of all sin
it breaks our relationship with God
same as mortal sin
41
Throughout history humans have been seeking God. Why do we have that inborn tendency?
We are made to be in communion with God
all of the above
The pattern of specific events in human history in which God reveals Himsel
we have full Revelation in the Person of Jesus Christ
42
What is the definition of Primeval History
the order of creation
religious truth not scientific truth
The time before the invention of writing and recording of historical data
God intended for humans to share his life, to be in direct communion
43
Define Sloth
Resentment of someone’s good fortune or material goods
Habitual laziness or irresponsibility
Extraordinary attachment to things of a material nature; hoarding
Thinking you are better than others and therefore disrespect them
44
Define Envy
Anger that leads to retaliation or does not allow reconciliation
Excessive eating or drinking or importance placed on food or drink
Resentment of someone’s good fortune or material goods
Habitual laziness or irresponsibility
45
define Avarice
An undisciplined/uncontrolled desire for enjoyment especially of a sexual
Anger that leads to retaliation or does not allow reconciliation
Habitual laziness or irresponsibility
Extraordinary attachment to things of a material nature; hoarding
46
1. What is Original justice:
The Son, the Word by which God commands
Complete harmony between male and female, and humans and nature
God intended for humans to share his life, to be in direct communion
The Father, the Creator of all
47
What is literal sense
the explicit meaning of the text
all of the above
the spiritual battle between God and satan for the future of humanity
a form of biblical interpretation that goes beyond the literal sense
48
Why does God reveal Himself to us humans
a. To be known by us and to give himself to us
that we may love Him more
all of the above
It empowers us to respond to him with love and devotion
49
In the development of sin, it begins with
original sin then societal sin then personal sin
societal sin, then personal then original
original sin, then personal, then societal
personal sin and then continues with original sin
50
1. A solemn agreement between two parties is an example of
a. Relationship
a. Figurative language
a. Covenant
a. One’s conscience

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