Unit 1 Test Review: God's Original Plan

Choose the CORRECT answers: part of the Old Testament

What is the Greek name for the Old Testament?

the use of philosophical methods to better understand revealed truth

this proof is based on our ability to observe the world and distinguish varying degrees of qualities

doctrine that the books of Sacred Scripture are free from error regarding the truth God wishes to reveal

CHECK SPELLING!!! this proof is based on the idea of cause and effect

the argument rests on the idea that everything in the universe is constantly in motion

Why is called the "New" Testament?

the process by which God makes himself known to human reason through the created world

Which books are at the heart of the Old Testament?

If God is the author, what can we say about the bible?

Where do both types of divine revelation find their source?

Saint Jerome translated the bible from Aramaic into Latin.

Why is it called the "Old" Testament?

God’s self-communication through which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan.

Which Council officially approved the Canon of Scripture?

this argument is rooted in the orderly way that things behave. The universe is not a chaotic and haphazard existence

 Divine Revelation helps us to KNOW ABOUT God, not just KNOW God.

How many books are in the Old Testament Catholic canon?

Which books are at the heart of the New Testament?

The Greek term for the first 5 books of the Bible Septuagint

What are the 2 ways that God divinely revealed himself?

Choose the CORRECT answers: part of the New Testament

this argument follows the logic that the existence of something is dependent upon the existence of something else

Oral tradition is more focused on exact dates quotations, or precise time lines

The books of the Bible officially recognized by the Church as the inspired Word of God.

The goal of Scholastic Theology is to present the understanding of revealed truth in a …

How many TOTAL books are in the Catholic canon of Sacred Scripture?

How many books are in the New Testament Catholic canon?

Two Types of Revelation