R444 Semester Exam Review

Per Rahner, a capacity for a relationship with God doesn't mean one does believe in God

"I should not fix my desires on health or sickness, wealth or poverty..." is called

"Finding God in All Things" comes from which line in First Principle?

Anthropology is the study of:

Thinker that understood humanity as part of the animal kingdom not above it

Which secular thinker believes in individual human nature?

Thinker who believes our behavior is determined by something buried in our unconscious

Study of what it means to gather or assemble the kingdom by coming together as church

Transforming experience of God that invites a response that is visible in kingdom-building.

In the Ignatian tradition, discernment is the choice between:

Process of coming to hear God about how to use our gifts and talents to bring about Kingdom.

Putting two or more parties into right relationship in terms of resources and opportunities

Thinker who believes our nature is determined by the environment was:

The love mentioned in the First Principle and Foundation is:

Theology is faith seeking understanding in the context of

Kingdom-building purpose to which a person has been called by God

Failure to respond to God's invite to use gifts to build Kingdom, rather break it down.

The Jesus of History and the Christ of Faith are the same thing.

Opportunity for wholeness, forgiveness, & eternal life through God's invitation & our response

Ignatius' Prayer for Generosity seeks an outpouring of

That which detracts or impinges upon our full humanity is called:

"Loved sinners" is how he understands humanity

Thinker that holds economics underlies all other realities, including our human nature

When all of creation is fully participating in bringing to life ideal world that God imagines

To habitually choose the most loving thing is called:

A cultural cognitive paradigm shift occurs when

Way of seeing & feeling that leads to a way of acting.

The study of what will happen at the end of time when the kingdom comes in its fullness

In Plato's metaphor, the charioteer is your:

Presence of God encountered in humanity that invites us to conversion, healing & wholeness

Plato' Appetite (desires) is called __ by Freud.

The Schmo who escaped in The Allegory and threatened for upsetting the status quo was:

Which of the following is based upon The Spiritual Exercises?

Who of the following does NOT believe in any form of determinism?

Study of what it means to be human and how humans make meaning

According to Karl Rahner, the human trait that is not innate is:

Study of Jesus and what it means to believe in Jesus

For Rahner, reflective thinking is part of which human characteristic?

Change that occurs in us as we see with new eyes, feel with new heart & act with new power.

The thinker whose solution to chaos was The Republic

In a Jesuit school, the way of proceeding is called:

That which Christian anthropologies and existentialism have in common is:

The difference between Christian and Secular anthropologies is: