Unit III The Trinity and Nicene Creed

The Central mystery of our faith that we believe in three Persons in one God

• Eucharist

• Trinity

• Incarnation

• Advocate

Meaning not in a created order, no beginning and no end.

• infinity

• advocate

• mystery

• begotten

An universal statement about the beliefs of our faith.

• The Nicene Creed

• Ecumenical Council

• The Trinitarian Creed

• Evangelical Counsel

When the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles after the ascension of Jesus.

• Christmas

• Good Friday

• Pentecost

• Holy Saturday

Another name for the Holy Spirit

• Advocate

• Abba

• Yahweh

• Jehovah

The Christological position that Jesus, as the Son of God, was created by God. It denied the divinity of Jesus.

• Arianism

• The Nicene Creed

• The Trinity

• Hedonism

A gathering of the Church's bishops from around the world convened by the Pope or approved by him to address pressing issues in the Church.

• Magisterium

• A Papal Meeting

• Ecumenical Council

• Evangelical Counsel

During the early centuries of the Church, those teachers whose writings extended the Tradition of the Apostles and who continue to be important for the Church's teachings.

• The Church Fathers

• The Kings

• The Prophets

• The Judges

The judgment of the human race by Jesus Christ at his Second Coming.

• The Critical judgement

• The Last Judgement

• The Epiphany

• The End of the Ages

A divinely revealed truth whose very possibility cannot be rationally conceived before it is revealed and, after revelation, whose inner essence cannot be fully understood by the finite mind.

• Mystery

• Heresy

• Caritas

• Sacred truth