Baptism - Chapter 3

Basic rules that bind Catholics who belong to Christ's Body. These are the minimal obligations for members to be in good standing in the Catholic Church.

• Baptism of Blood

• Precepts of the Church

• Theological Virtues

• Sacrament of Christian Initiation

The belief that martyrs—people who die for their faith in Jesus—who had not yet been baptized by water may receive forgiveness for their sins and experience God's saving mercy is known as (a)  

• Precepts of the Church
• Sacred Chrism
• Baptism of Blood
• Baptism of Desire

Perfumed oil consecrated by the bishop and used for anointing in the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Orders.

• Oil Of Catechumens

• Original Sin

• Sacred Chrism

• Scrutinies

The belief that catechumens who died before receiving the Sacrament of Baptism may receive forgiveness for their sins and experience God's saving mercy.

• Catechumenate

• Baptism of desire

• Sacred chrism

• Baptism of blood

Prayerful rites in preparation for Baptism that invoke God's help in overcoming the power of Satan and the spirit of evil.

• Baptism Of Blood

• Catechists

• Exorcisms

• Precepts Of The Church

Ordained ministers and laypeople who instruct others in Christian doctrine and for entry into the Church.

• Catechumenate

• Precepts Of The Church

• Catechists

• Godparents

Match the following descriptions with their theological terms.

• The state of human beings in their relationship with God before sin entered the world.

• The final judgment of souls

• The state of being permanently apart from God.

• Original holiness and original justice

• The event where souls are judged at the end of time.

• The fall of man into sin

• The event where humanity first disobeyed God.

• Eternal separation from god