Christology Exam Review

The two most important councils, Nicaea and Chalcedon, took place in what is now modern day Turkey.

The Church teaching that Jesus' divine and human natures are completely joined.

The name Jesus means ...

Which of the following definitions best describes the concept of divine revelation?

What term do we use for the unfolding of God's plan for redeeming humanity?

In the history of the Church, Bishops have gathered to discuss challenges facing the Church. What are these called?

God is without beginning or end, all-powerful and all-knowing. These characteristics reveal to creation that God is ____

The Council of Ephesus in 431 AD pronounced Mary as the unquestioned Mother of God. What term highlighted this.

What is the term for the living transmission of the Gospel of Jesus Christ?

What famous saint of the Catholic Church said, " Preach the Gospel at all times and when necessary, use words."?

Jesus first disciples shared their experiences of him through written communications to others.

Which of the following definitions best describes the term primeval history.

This characteristic of God focuses on the fact that God is not separated or divided in any way.

The Hebrew term for the love of God and neighbor.

Jesus Christ, the Son of God, assumed a human nature to save humanity.

The canon of the Christian Bible consists of 73 books.

In terms of existence, what was the belief of Descartes?

A definitive characteristic of God's nature is that God is wise, just and perfect. God contains within God all goodness.

What group was the first to hear the Word of God?

Which teaching of the Church describes Mary being conceived without sin.

What is the ultimate work of Divine Revelation?

The heresy of Docetism is best described as ....

The term Logos is best defined as ...

In the Roman world, a price paid to free a slave from his/her owner was called a hypostasis.

Mary's yes to God's plan of Salvation.

Which event describes the Holy Spirit enabling the first Apostles to preach the Gospel to "the ends of the earth."

Which parts of the New Testament were written first?

What is a heresy?

___________ is the belief in one God.

What is revelation?