R2 Unit 1 Review 2

Question 1

The origin of evil can be best described as

Accepted Answer

destruction resulting from the misuse of our free will

Question 2

the saving love of God most fully revealed in the Life, Passion, Death, Resurrection, and glorious Ascension of his Son

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Paschal Mystery

Question 3

Is there procession in the Trinity?

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True

Question 4

God permits evil in the world because

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To bring some greater good out of it

Question 5

The Title "Son of God" emphasizes

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Christ's divinity

Question 6

Which power of the soul does the virtue of hope perfect?

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The will

Question 7

Which of the following are truths about the Trinity

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A and B (Red and Blue)

Question 8

Sin entered the human world through the disobedience of Adam and Eve

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True

Question 9

We need theological, not just acquired virtues, to reach God because

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God is infinite, so we can never reach Him with our finite power alone

Question 10

The Title "Son of Man" emphasizes

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Christ's humanity

Question 11

God’s gift of friendship and life that enables us to share his life and love.

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Grace

Question 12

a trait of God that refers to God’s total otherness and being infinitely beyond and independent of creation

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Transcendence

Question 13

What is a difference between an act and a virtue

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Virtues are stable, persisting over time, while acts end when completed

Question 14

Which power of the soul does the virtue of faith perfect?

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The intellect

Question 15

Fire is an appropriate symbol of the HS because

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all of the above

Question 16

God’s forgiveness of sins, through the mercy of Jesus Christ, Resulting in the restoration of Friendship with God

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Salvation

Question 17

Possible Bonus: Which of the following subsistent relations in the Trinity is identified with the Father

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Paternity

Question 18

three important virtues bestowed on us in baptism that relate us to God—Faith, Hope, and Charity.

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Theological Virtues

Question 19

Moses is a type of Christ

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True

Question 20

The name "Jesus" means "anointed one"

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False

Question 21

The "nature" of a thing is best described

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a set of essential characteristics which determine what a thing is

Question 22

the central dogma of Christian faith that there are three Divine Persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—in one God

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Trinity

Question 23

Possible Bonus: Which of the following subsistent relations in the Trinity is identified with the HS

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Passive Spiration

Question 24

What is the best analogy for evil

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the hole of a doougnut

Question 25

Unlike when we "create," when God creates

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He creates from nothing

Question 26

The glorified state of the body of Jesus after the resurrection is sign of the glory we are promised

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True

Question 27

Which power of the soul does the virtue of charity perfect?

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The will

Question 28

Possible Bonus: Which is not one of the gifts of the HS

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Justice

Question 29

Possible Bonus: Which of the following subsistent relations in the Trinity is identified with the Son

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Filiation

Question 30

What does God reveal to us?

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The Deposit of Faith (Scripture and Tradition)

Question 31

Typology is best described as

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Foreshadowing events/people in the NT by events/people in the OT

Question 32

We can obtain natural or acquired virtues like courage how?

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using our free will to practice acting in a way that aligns with the virtue

Question 33

We can obtain theological virtues like charity/love how

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Only by God giving them to you

R2 Unit 1 Review 2

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R2 Unit 1 Review 2

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