9th Grade Chapter 1

Front

A person who believes God’s existence cannot be known.

Back

Agnostic

Front

The fact that the Son of God assumed a human nature in order to our our salvation in it

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Incarnation

Front

Those things that Jesus taught to the Apostles and other early disciples that were at first passed down by word of mouth.

Back

Apostolic Tradition

Front

Summarizes the Catholic teachings about faith and morals.

Back

Catechism

Front

Truths contained in Divine Revelation or additional truths connected with those in Divine Revelation.

Back

Dogmas

Front

The way God communicates knowledge of himself to humankind.

Back

Divine Revelation

Front

The central mystery of the Christian faith. It teaches that there are Three Persons in one God.

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Holy Trinity

Front

The official teaching authority of the Church, made up of the bishops in communion with the pope.

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Magisterium

Front

The knowledge that we can come to know God’s existence and his basic attributes by using our human reason and senses.

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Natural Revelation

Front

The truth that the Church faithful as a whole—lay people to bishops—cannot be wrong about matters of belief.

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Sensus Fidei