Theo Midterm Study

There is one God, revealed in three divine persons: The Father, The Son, The Holy Spirit.

“Of the same substance”, or “sharing in the same essence”.

The direct knowledge of God enjoyed by the blessed in heaven and those in union with God.

The human participation and acceptance of God’s love working towards the end of holiness.

A reciprocation of God’s unconditional love in friendship through prayer.

The raising of one's mind and heart to God towards the end of Friendship and Holiness

The Logos

The fulfillment of the human being by becoming in perfect likeness to God found in intimacy with God.

Participation in practices that which feed and nourishes our spirits.

A text comprised of Catholic doctrines.

The reciprocation of God’s unconditional love in friendship.

An orientation and motion directed away our ultimate end and happiness, God.

The permanent, dynamic presence of God continuously offered to humanity in friendship.

Participation in practices that which feed and nourishes our spirits and uplifts our hearts.

God’s essence is nondistinctive from his attributes or qualities.

The study and understanding of God, the nature of the Divine, and that of the highest things.

Perfect Holiness. The fulfillment of human nature found in perfect union with God.

An orientation and motion directed towards our ultimate end and happiness, God.

A principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true.

Is the fundamental awareness and attentiveness to God.

Concerns itself with the theology of scripture and biblical interpretation.

The centralized prose by which early Christians hold as their universal and inerrant beliefs.

The central authoritative teaching of the Church.

The understanding that God is not created. God existed always, therefore Jesus always existed.

The raising of one's mind and heart to God in friendship.

Organization of doctrines/dogmas into a philosophically coherent pattern.

Becoming in likeness to God in friendship.