Unit One Vocabulary

What is the collection of Christian Sacred writings, or Scripture, accepted by the Church as inspired by God and composed of the Old and New Testaments?

• Bible

• New Testament

• Old Testament

• Divine Revelation

Which part of the Bible contains the twenty-seven books that have the life, teachings, Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ as their central theme?

• Old Testament

• New Testament

• Bible

• Divine Revelation

What is the Christian name for those biblical writings that record God’s Revelation to the Chosen People and prepares for the New Testament?

• Bible

• New Testament

• Old Testament

• Divine Revelation

What term describes any deliberate offense, in thought, word, or deed, against the will of God?

• Sin

• Soul

• Contextualist approach

• Fundamentalist approach

What is our spiritual principle that is immortal and makes us most like God?

• Sin

• Soul

• Contextualist approach

• Fundamentalist approach

Which approach to interpreting the Bible takes into account the various contexts for understanding, including senses of Scripture, literary forms, and historical situations?

• Fundamentalist approach

• Contextualist approach

• Divine Revelation

• Particular good

What term describes God’s self-communication through which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan?

• Bible

• New Testament

• Old Testament

• Divine Revelation

Which approach to interpreting the Bible and Christian doctrine is based on the literalist meaning of the Bible’s words without regard to the historical setting?

• Contextualist approach

• Fundamentalist approach

• Divine Revelation

• Particular good

What term describes something that shares in the goodness of God but ultimately leaves you unsatisfied?

• Ultimate good

• Particular good

• Divine Revelation

• Sin

What is the source of our complete fulfillment that can only be found in our union with God?

• Ultimate good

• Particular good

• Divine Revelation

• Soul