Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition together form one _______________________________, or the whole content of the Christian Faith.

• Magisterium

• Sacred Tradition

• Duality

• Deposit of Faith

• Canon Law

________________________________________ is the act of God making Himself and His plan for us known gradually in words and deeds.

• Revelation

• Sacred Tradition

• Creation

• Magisterium

• Duality

The ________________________________________ refers to the authority of the Church to teach in Jesus’ name as well as those who possess that authority.

• Magisterium

• Deposit of Faith

• Revelation

• Duality

• Tradition

________________________________________ is the mode of transmission of the Word of God, which was given to the Apostles by Jesus Himself, and, with the help of the Holy Spirit, has been handed on to their successors, the bishops, until it has reached us whole and intact today.

• Sacred Tradition

• Revelation

• Magisterium

• Duality

A ________________________________________ is when one thing has two natures.

• Revelation

• Sacred Tradition

• Magisterium

• Unity

• Duality

If we don’t know the Scriptures, we don’t know Christ.

• True

• False

Only the Pope has the teaching authority of the Magisterium.

• True

• False

The Deposit of Faith can only be learned from what is recorded in Scripture.

• True

• False

Which of the following is not a primary source of Divine Revelation?

• Sacred Scripture

• Sacred Tradition

• Jesus Christ

• Personal Prayer

Who or what does the Church venerate as she venerates the Body of Christ?

• Relics

• The Saints

• The Word of God

• The Pope