HRE 4M/O Review for Chapter 2

The aggressive way people deal with others and themselves .

Some thinking-like features are simulated.

The public prayer of the Church

John Calvin is associated with this belief system.

Everything, including humanity, is part of one grand chain of cause and effect.

A person who acts freely and knowingly.

A series of prayers for the Church, the world, the Pope, clergy and laity, and the dead.

Recognizing that sensory experience represents reality, facts, data that are outside the self

Refers to a bishop or groups of bishops as a form of Church government.

Predestination is a feature of this belief system.

Refers to the ordered body of clergy, divided into bishops, priests, and deacons.

Refers to the belief that Mary was without sin from the moment she was conceived.

God influences our actions, but to what extent is up for debate

"Concrete" evidence guides this belief system

This is associated with commitment

We are born totally depraved and there's nothing we can do to save ourselves. It's not up to us

The remission before God of the temporal punishment due for sins already forgiven.

A penalty of censure by which a baptized person is excluded from communion.

Refers to Christians who emphasize the need for a definite commitment to faith in Christ.

To make less severe.

The place from which the Scriptures are proclaimed.

Love is merely a neural (brain) state.

A postoral letter addressed by the Pope to the whole Church

The book containing all the readings from the Scriptures used during Mass.

In Greek, the first three letters of Jesus' name.

Artificial Intelligence, if possible, is associated with this belief system

Persons who live alone, devoting themselves to Christ and the Church through prayer.

The sermon that is a reflection by the celebrant on the Scriptural readings.

The three criteria for sentience (for being considered a person) according to Star Trek: TNG.

A free gift from God to human beings, created by sharing in the life of God.

According to Catholicism, an evil act can never be used to justify a good intention.

Sigmund Freud is associated with this belief system.

Repressed memories often dictate our actions and attitudes.

Doctrine concerning the last things: death, judgement, heaven and hell, etc.

The symbolic messages in dreams is a feature of this belief system.

Any Church member who is neither ordained nor a member of a religious order.

Interventions in the world--an opportunity to change it for the better

The idea that our DNA determines us.

The diocese of the Pope; Rome. The Pope himself or those who act on his behalf.

Physical phenomena that defy natural explanation.