Faith as Personal Trust

Fideists believe that through the act of reason alone can one enter into an encounter with God.

• True

• False

Fideism gives attention to the importance of reason.

• True

• False

Fideist model holds a positive view of the person and his/her capacity to know the truth through his/her reason.

• True

• False

The Vatican I document Dei Filius teaches that God can be known with certainty from the consideration of created things and by the natural power of human reason.

• True

• False

The fiducial model holds a positive view of the person and his/her capacity to know the truth through his/her reason

• True

• False

Adherents of the fiducial model is very active with regard to social issues.

• True

• False

an early 20th century philosophy that emphasized the primacy of person

• Rationalism

• Personalism

• Fideism

• Intellectualism

A Latin term which means 'Word of God'

• Dei Filius

• Dei Verbum

• Agnus Dei

• Da Deus fortunae