Church - Summary 2-2 - Part 2

The Church is unified because she professes the same creeds, including the Nicene AND one whose origin is with...

• Jesus Christ

• the Apostles

• all the Christian churches

• all the Saints

The Latin word "credo" is where we get the English word for "creed". What does it mean?

• I am Catholic

• unity

• I believe

• apostasy

Central truths of the Catholic faith, defined by the Magisterium, that Catholics are obliged to believe are called...

• filioque

• heresy

• schism

• dogma

An obstinate denial or doubt of the Catholic faith after Baptism is called...

• heresy

• dogma

• schism

• filioque

A break in Christian unity that takes place when a group of Christians separates itself from the Church is called...

• dogma

• schism

• filioque

• heresy

The Western Church's addition of this phrase meaning "and the Son" is called

• heresy

• dogma

• filioque

• schism

The heresy known for denying the divinity of Jesus Christ

• Nestorianism

• Gnosticism

• Arianism

The heresy that falsely says Mary is the Mother of Jesus but NOT the Mother of God.

• Nestorianism

• Gnosticism

• Arianism

The controversies over the authority of the Pope, iconoclasm, and the addition of the "filioque" led to

• a major schism between east and west in 1054

• multiple heresies

• additional ecumenical councils

True or False? The Church in the East, based in Constantinople was not as dependent on the authority of the Pope as the Church in the West, based in Rome.

• True

• False