Understanding Jesus' Teachings and Actions

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The New Covenant established by Jesus was not completed until the events of the Paschal Mystery.

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True

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According to St. Anselm of Canterbury, the reason why God became man was to save us from sin and death.

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True

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St. Anselm exclusively uses biblical citations to support his reasoning that only a “God-man” can atone for human sinfulness.

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False

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St. Thomas Aquinas objected to St Augustine’s argument as to why it was appropriate for God to become Incarnate in Jesus Christ.

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True

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As to the question about whether or not God would have become Incarnate even if man had not sinned, St. Thomas Aquinas’s answer is: “no.”

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False

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Of those who discovered that his empty tomb, both Jesus’s disciples and his enemies claimed to have seen and interacted with him after his Death. True or False?

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True

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Both Jesus’s disciples and opponents testified to the historical existence of Jesus and each group left written records of his life. True or False?

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True

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Spiritual poverty is equivalent to material poverty.

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False

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1 Peter 1:4 tells us that by sharing in our human nature, Christ invites us to share in the divine nature. True or False?

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True

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The synoptic gospels mention four of Jesus’s “brothers” by name and refer to his “sisters” as well, indicating that he must have had siblings.

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False