Theo. I Ch. 1 Sem. 1

Belief in many gods

• Monotheism

• Polytheism

• Atheism

• Faith

God's divine life present in the soul

• Reason

• Faith

• Grace

• Theology

Method of understanding the laws of nature through observation, hypothesis, and experiment.

• Science

• Theology

• Dogma

• Fideism

What can be known about God by studying his creation

• Theology

• Natural Revelation

• Agnosticim

• Natural Law

Ethical knowledge written on the human heart

• Reason

• Faith

• Mysteries

• Natural Law

Supernatural truths that transcend human reason

• Mysteries

• Scientism

• Dogma

• Natural Revelation

Practice of systematically observing the behavior of nature so that we may come to understand the laws and structures that govern it

• Theology

• Natural Law

• Science

• Atheism

God's communication of himself by which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan

• Divine Revelation

• Natural Revelation

• Theology

• Scientism

Theological virtue by which one believes in all that God has said and revealed to man

• Trust

• Faith

• Love

• Grace

Revealed truth solemnly define by the Magisterium of the Church

• Faith

• Dogma

• Revelation

• Mysteries