Chapter 1 God's Revelation and Your Response

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

• Religion
• Secularism
• Theist
• Agnostic

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

• Incarnation
• Logos
• Apostolic Tradition
• Magisterium

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

• Salvation History
• Incarnation
• Logos
• Apostolic Tradition

Summarizes the Catholic teachings about faith and morals.

• Magisterium
• Dogmas
• Catechism
• Sensus Fidei

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

• Apostolic Tradition
• Magisterium
• Dogmas
• Catechism

The way God communicates knowledge of himself to humankind.

• Natural Revelation
• Divine Revelation
• Holy Trinity 
• Salvation History

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

• Natural Revelation
• Divine Revelation
• Holy Trinity
• Salvation History

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

• Magisterium 
• Dogmas
• Sensus Fidei
• Catechism

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

• Secularism
• Theist 
• Agnostic
• Natural Revelation

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

• Religion
• Secularism
• Theist
• Agnostic