10.1 - God's Good Creation

This literary form is a chronological narrative about a people

The critical process used by scholars to discover the meaning of a biblical text is called:

Which source of the Pentateuch was written in a vivid, earthy style?

This book describes how God freed the Israelites from slavery.

The Church teaches that the universe did not always exist.

This book deals with the theme of holiness.

This is the belief that there is a good spirit and an evil spirt who are equal.

Believers who accept the theory of Evolution argue that the change in creatures occurs:

According to the Second Creation account in Genesis, the original state of creation was one of:

The official teaching office of the Church which consists of bishops with the Pope is called:

The name of this book means “Second Law.”

The Bible should be read carefully and skeptically.

The Church teaches that scientific reason contradicts religious faith and should not be accepted by true believers.

The Church teaches that Creation is the starting point on our path to:

Which spiritual sense are we using when we interpret the events in the Bible as signs that lead to eternal life?

This is the first book of the Bible. Its name means “beginning.”

Mythology explains reality in a way that is:

God is the author of the Bible.

This is the belief that there are many gods.

The Paschal Mystery shows how Jesus conquered evil by surrendering his life to his enemies.

This literary form is a list of ancestors and their descendants

The suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus is referred to as:

In the Pentateuch, the Deuteronomist writer highlights the speeches of Abraham

Primeval Myths are stories about the origins of earth, human beings, and other creatures.

This literary form is an imaginative story about a historic person or event

According to the Enuma Elish, heaven and earth were created from the body of a slain goddess.

This is the belief that there is only one God.

The heritage of revealed truths contained in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition is called:

In the Pentateuch, the Yahwist writer uses the term “Elohim” for God.

This literary form is an official count of the people of a country or district.

Mythology is grounded in the belief in a just and merciful God.

This book continues the story of the Israelites in the desert until they come to the Promised Land.

This is the belief that God is in nature.

This literary form is a symbolic story that expresses basic beliefs

The attempt to explain reality by use of human reason is called: