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Theology II - The Cornerstone - Chapter 3 - How is the Church One?
Theology II - The Cornerstone - Chapter 3 - How is the Church One?
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Gain a more complete understanding of unity and its importance in the Church.
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Why do you think Saint Josaphat was seen as a model for young people?
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He hated school.
He liked to mess around
I don't know
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How did the Reformation change the Latin Church
members split & formed other distinct Christian communities
The Reformation didn't change the Latin Church
They wore different colored robes.
They no longer spoke latin as soon as they split
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Saint who spent his life working to bring people back to the Catholic Church, advocating peace
John Calvin
Saint Josaphat
Uldrich Zwingli
Saint Joshep
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How is the Church's unity affected by Jesus' life?
The Church split
When he wasn't raised from the dead, the Church died
Incarnation was model of unity-God & man & Paschal Mystery
He died before we built the first Church.
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The handing down of authority form the Apostles to their successors the bishops.
Priesthood
Apostolic Succession
The Catholic Church
Knighthood
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What sort of disagreements led up tot Great Schism of 1054?
The Great Shism was over Governance of the Church.
The Great Skism of Protestantism
World War I
The priest's wanted to marry despite the church's teaching
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What is the Church's basic model of oneness?
Theology Class
Trinity - God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy "Spirit
We all are related to Adam and Moses.
We all are related to Adam and Eve
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What was Jesus "farewell discourse" at the Last Supper
He broke bread and said the blessing
He prayed Apostles and everyone would hear His word & be one
He kicked Judas off the team
He got mad when they ran out of bread
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A movement that seeks unity among all Christians, and ultimately, for all humankind
Hinduism Movement
Christian Movement
Catholic Movement
Ecumenical Movement
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How does the Catholic Church view other Christian ecclesial communities?
incomplete without all the elements of the Catholic Church
Missing the pope
As traitors
The Catholic Church is prejudice against everyone else.
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What was the theological content of the Reformation?
Reform members emphasized Scripture over Tradition - faith
The priests had to learn to speak English
To learn the entire Bible.
The Lutheran's tried to take over our Church
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Why is ecumenical dialogue important?
Because it is a way hurting others - as long as your happy
It is saying everthing that comes in your mind
It is a way to find common ground with the other faiths.
Important ways to split from the Church
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Tell what an apostasy is.
A guy in a costume
Repeating a bad action
Action of total repudiation of Christian faith
A Sheriff's posse that chases the bad guy
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What does th Church mean by saying that Christ's Church "subsists" in the Catholic Church?
Jesus may not really be there
Jesus lives inside the tabernacle inside the Church
Our Church does'nt need Jesus in its Church
It means Jesus' Church is within the Catholic Church
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The Muslim religion; it shares reverence for many Christian figures
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
Protestantism
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___encouraged interaction between Catholics&other Christians especially after 2 vatican council
Protestantism
Ecumenical Movement
Blasphemy
Charisms
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How is unity a gift of the Holy Spirit?
Actually, the Holy Spirit gave us charity and love only.
Holy Spirit unites the Church with Christ & us.
It doesn't cost anything
It is free
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the formal process of respectful listening to one another and speaking truth about one's faith
Religious dialogue
Gossiping
Mrs. Sachau's lectures
Court
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Explain how the Trinity is the source of the unity for the Catholic Church
Jesus,the source of the Church's unity-Holy Spirit unites us
Because there are three sides of the Church
It takes all three persons in the unity to keep it together.
I don't know
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What was the event that separated Catholic Church from Eastern Orthodox Church?
Easter
They couldn't decide who should be the pope.
The Resurrection
Disagreements over theology, politics & language.
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Martin Luther argued ___, which said that faith was more important than performing good works
Biblical verse
religious politics
Sola fide
Sin and confession
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How are the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church the same?
They share a faith and are led by the Pope.
They have Catholic Schools Week
Everyone goes to church on Saturday night.
They both allow priests to marry.
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What does communion mean with regard to family relationships?
It depends on how you get along.
We go to mass together & receive Holy Communion as a family
Communion means connections we have in blood & marriage.
We do everything together
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How are Eastern Catholic Churches different from the Roman Catholic Church?
Eastern's liturgy, history, organization, &traditions differ
They have a different pope
They have different Icons and music than the Roman Church
They are exactly the same
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What types of disagreements were at the root of heresies?
The French-American War
World War I
The Great Schism of 1054
The argument was scientifically based
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non-Christian religion -shares a great deal of tradition & history with the Catholic Church
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
Protestantism
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Reformation concept that argued Scripture was the only source of God's revelation
Sola Scriptura
Sola Feetay
Sacraments
Charisms
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What do we learn from the oneness of Jesus' followers?
They did everything together
They are too close for comfort
It's a sign Jesus is from God & evidence that HeLoves us2
They should stay further apart.
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What sought to address concerns raised by Protestant Reformation?
Council of Trent
Council of Kristen
Council of Lauren
Council of Matthew
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How are families from the early Church and from today good images of Church unity?
They had really big churches like we do.
Like Jesus,families are where we learn faith, then church
There really big statues then, and now.
They had stained glass windows
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What does communion mean in the Church?
Just being together
We are united with Jesus & others especially in Eucharist.
Eating a wafer in the Church
We go to communion at the same time as everyone else
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What is it that binds everything together in harmony?
Charity binds all things together in harmony
suffering helps unite sufferers
The Church
Glue sticks everything together
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How did Church councils deal with heresies?
Studied/discussed what the true teaching of Church should be
Burned the heretics at the stake
Kick them out of their country
Ignored the heretics.
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Describe the life work of Saint Josaphat
He had a brother who was an apostle.
He was a fisherman
He was a martyr who wrote stories about other martyrs.
He spent his life working at reuniting seperated christians
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What is an apostalate?
A pose used in an art class
Apostolate refers to the person who commits the repudiation.
An Apostles wife
A person who is very holy like an Apostle
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French Theologian who claimed that God determines our destinies and we can do nothing about it
Josaphat
John Calvin
Pope Francis
Martin Luther King
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In the Gospel according to John, Jesus reveals that He wanted ___for His followers.
Judaism
friendship
Farewell discourse
Protestantism
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With His ___,or unity of divine &human natures, Jesus was a model of unity to His Church
Incarnation
Resurrection
Sermon on the Mount
Pentecost
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The denial of a baptized person of a truth of the Catholic faith
Protestantism
Blasphemy
Gossip
Heresy
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Priest from Switzerland who advocated for returning to primitive form of early Christianity
Martin Luther
Ulrich Zwingli
Pope John Paul II
John Calvin
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Why is the Church both divine and human?
Because we are humans who get to fly to Heaven when we die.
Because we started out in Heaven - now we are on earth.
Is made of visible people in human history- founded by Jesus
The Church is a building - not divine - not human
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A sixteenth century religious movement when several Church leaders broke from the Church
Excommunication
Reformation
Sacrilege
Apostasy
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Describe the ways in which the Church is united
By Sacraments, faith, divine love, and by a shared identity.
They try to get along with everyone in the parish.
Because we sing together in mass.
The priest makes everyone united.
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Means the offender can no longer participate in any Sacraments or hold an office of Church
Sacrifice
Excommunication
Reformation
Sacrilege
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2 non-Christian Religions honored for work for well-being of people around the world
Hinduism and Buddhism
Shintuism and Protestantism
There is only one
Catholicism and Atheism
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What is ecumenical dialogue?
meeting & Sharing faith as well as listening to other faiths
The Greek Alphabet
Listening to the Pope read his homily
The mass in Latin
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What are some interreligious aspects that we share with the Jewish faith?
Statues of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
Adam and Eve and Jesus
common ancestor, Abraham, ancient covenant, spiritual roots
The Catholic Bible
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Specific gifts or graces of the Holy Spirit which benefit the Church
reconcilliation
Heresy
communion
Charisms
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A German priest who is credited with sparking the Reformation
John Calvin
Saint Josaphat
Martin Luther
Father Jim
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Tell why there was disagreement about reconciling with the apostates.
No one wanted to forgive the sorrowful
NO one said they were sorry.
faithful believed rejectors should be punished-but mercy won
Some wouldn't believe
