Duplicate of Foundations of Faith Midyear Study Part 2

Which vows do Jesuits take?

This is the first stage of Jesuit formation:

When it first opened, you had to be Catholic to go to BC High.

Is the only way to do the Spiritual Exercises 30 days straight at a special retreat house?

BCH was originally located in which Boston neighborhood?

Current lay president of BCHigh:

a symbolic story expressing a religious truth or answering life’s big questions

Way of living or ethics of a religion; The values governing behavior of followers of a particular religion

Who founded BCH?

What does SJ stand for?

— The inspired record of God’s revelation in human history; means “that which is written”:

Which one is not a story from Israelite prehistory?

The two main parts of the bible:

the special relationship between God and human beings; a mutually binding, mutually beneficial relationship

an exaggerated story based on a real event

All of the following are intellectual proofs except?

How long is the silent retreat that Jesuits go on during their formation?

What is the name of the first book of the bible?

Concerned about census lists, genealogies, numbers, dates, ways of worship, temple ceremonies, and clean/unclean animals

the belief in many deities or gods and goddesses

The sin that is contracted and NOT comitted

The Spiritual Exercises are divided into four:

Jesuit who founded BCHigh:

T/F: Jesuits make vows twice during formation.

During the Theologate, Jesuits:

The belief in one deity or one supreme being

In the scholastic stage, Jesuits primarily study:

J source- immanent and anthropomorphic view of God, uses the name Yahweh for God

BC High has a specific diversity mission statement to make clear all members of the community are respected and affirmed

Which is not the name of one of the four sources for the Pentateuch?

an apathetic orientation toward the existence of deities; don't really care about the question if God exists or not

How many stages are there in Jesuit formation?

What are the names of the "sources" for the formation of the Pentateuch?

The original language of the Old Testament:

Circumcision is the sign for which covenant?

In "Exodus 12:1-6," the "6" is:

Columbia Point was once home to:

For Catholics, there are two sources of Revelation--Scripture and Tradition

How many students went to BCH in the first year?

What is the motto of BC High?

Greek for "the books"

What does A.M.D.G. stand for?

This is the name of the stage when Jesuits in formation work in schools or other "apostolates":

This is a mutually binding, mutually beneficial relationship between God and human beings:

What year were the Jesuits recognized officially?

Beliefs or core principles of a religion

A trait of God that refers to God’s intimate union with and total presence to his creation.

Relationship between God and humans; results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices. Comes from Latin "to bind"

This refers to God having human qualities:

A virtue “a habitual and firm disposition to do the good; A belief and trust in someone or something

lists of inter-relationships between peoples; Lists of ancestors and family trees

The stories of the bible were originally passed on by oral tradition (aka word of mouth)

BCH was first founded to serve:

Which topics are addressed in the Spiritual Exercises

Which of these subjects was not offered when BCH was founded?

Put the stages in order:

The Babylonian creation myth that mirrors Genesis creation:

How many different versions of creation are recorded in Genesis?

God’s plan to bring humanity back into relationship with him

What did God tell Noah to build to survive the flood?

transcendent and more abstract and “less personal “view” of God; uses the name Elohim for God

God’s communication of himself and his loving plan to save us; Publicly communicated in Sacred Scripture and Tradition

Genesis 2 mythology reveals what truths?

When Jesuits do the 30 day silent retreat (Spiritual Exercises) again, right before ordination

Which is true about Divine Inspiration?

Church teaching--beliefs, customs, doctrines, rituals & Scripture--handed down from the Apostles to present day

someone who believes in a god or gods

The "N" in TaNaKh refers to:

the process for deciding which books would be included in the Bible

The books of the bible are written in different genres or literary styles.

Which came first?

This teaching from Genesis 1 affirms the dignity and worth of every human being:

What year was BC High founded?

The "T" in TaNakh stands for:

The Petateuch is also known as: