Faith and Rev Chapter 1 Test Review

Question 1

The bishop of Rome is the Pope and, as Pope, has the ‘keys’ of the Kingdom of Heaven that show a direct lineto St. Peter

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True

Question 2

The Holy Trinity is an example of a truth about God we can come to know by the use of our senses and natural reason.

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False

Question 3

Greek word, means "fiftieth day." On this day, the Church celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles.

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Pentecost

Question 4

The central mystery of the Christian Faith; there are three Divine Persons in one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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Holy Trinity

Question 5

The way God communicates knowledge of himself to mankind, a self-communication most fully known in his Son, Jesus Christ

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Divine Revelation

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of natural revelation?

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Contemplating the vastness of the universe

Question 7

Knowledge of the existence of God and his basic attributes that can be derived by human reason by reflecting on creation

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Natural Revelation

Question 8

Uninterupted, continuous transmission of authority beginning with the first twelve Apostles holding the Church together

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Apostolic Succession

Question 9

Another name for Sacred Scripture

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Bible

Question 10

St. Thomas Aquinas’ 5 Proofs/Ways are examples of truths God reveals to us through Divine Revelation.

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False

Question 11

Man can discover the existence of God by reflecting on creation and using their reason.

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True

Question 12

The Holy Trinity is the central mystery of the faith and can only be known by faith through Divine Revelation

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True

Question 13

A person who believes in a personal and provident God or gods.

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Theist

Question 14

Official teaching authority of the Church. Christ bestowed the right and power to teach in his name on Peter + Apostles

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Magisterium

Question 15

Using our senses and reason, we can naturally arrive at arguments which demonstrate God’s existence without faith.

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True

Question 16

A binding and solemn agreement between man and God or between people, holding each other to particular course of action

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Covenant

Question 17

The study of the nature of God and religious truth.

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Theology

Question 18

Which of St. Thomas Aquinas' Proofs/Ways has to do with causality?

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First Cause

Question 19

God made human beings because He needed them.

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False

Question 20

God made us for us to be happy.

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True

Question 21

The belief, in opposition to Christian doctrine, that there are many gods.

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Polytheism

Question 22

Using our senses and reason to prove that God exists is known as _______ revelation

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Natural

Question 23

The belief in one all-powerful God.

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Monotheism

Question 24

Which of St. Thomas Aquinas' Proofs/Ways has to do with the intricacy, detail, and beauty of Creation?

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Intelligent Design

Question 25

Worshipping someone or something other than the one True God

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Idolatry

Question 26

The story of God&#x27;s saving action in human history

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Salvation History

Question 27

The written transmission of the Church&#x27;s Gospel message found in the Church&#x27;s teaching, life, and worship.

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Sacred Scripture

Question 28

Which of the following is NOT one of St. Thomas Aquinas&#x27; five proofs of God&#x27;s existence?

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Big Bang Theory

Question 29

Which of St. Thomas' Proofs/Ways has to do with standards of perfection?

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Supreme Model/Gradation

Question 30

Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are _____________ religions.

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Monotheistic

Question 31

The assumption of a human nature by Jesus Christ, God&#x27;s eternal Son, who became man in order to save humankind from sin

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Incarnation

Question 32

Which Apostle was given the &#x27;keys&#x27; to the kingdom of heaven?

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St. Peter

Question 33

One of the theological virtues. An acknowledgement of an allegiance to God.

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Faith

Question 34

Faith, though important, is not necessary for salvation.

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False

Question 35

A person who denies in theory and/or practice that God exists; a sin against the virtue of religion

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Atheist

Question 36

The rising of Jesus from the dead on the third day after his Death on the Cross

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Resurrection

Question 37

The two components of the single Deposit of Faith are:

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Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture

Question 38

The living transmission of the Church&#x27;s Gospel message found in the Church&#x27;s teaching, life, and worship.

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Sacred Tradition

Question 39

The 46 books of the bible that record the history of Salvation from Creation through the covenants with Israel

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Old Testament

Question 40

Which of the following is NOT an example of divine revelation?

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Contemplating the beauty of creation

Question 41

First among the apostles, upon whom Christ built His Church was:

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St. Peter

Question 42

The books containing the truth of God&#x27;s Revelation and were composed by human writers inspired by the Holy Spirit.

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Bible

Question 43

The Incarnation is an example of a truth knowable only by faith in what God has directly revealed in Divine Revelation.

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True

Question 44

The relationship between God and man that results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices.

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Religion

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