Unit 2 Assessment

God’s communication of Himself by which He makes known His divine plan.

• Divine Revelation
• Natural Revelation
• Sacred Scripture
• Sacred Tradition

The living teaching authority of the Catholic Church.

• The Bishops
• The Deposit of Faith
• The Magisterium
• The Pope

The quality of being worthy of honor or respect because of great value or worth.

• Dignity
• Human
• Image
• Likeness

Someone with the inherent capability of self-knowledge, self-possession, and self-gift.

• Bishop
• Person
• Priest
• Saint

The fact that the Son of God assumed human nature and became man in order to accomplish our salvation.

• Annunciation
• Ascension
• Incarnation
• Resurrection

The process of growing in relationship with Jesus and learning from His teachings and example.

• Communion
• Conversion
• Discipleship
• Prayer

The Holy Spirit protects and preserves the integrity of the Deposit of Faith.

• True
• False

The teaching of the Church changes with the times.

• True
• False

Any bishop acting alone can exercise the authority of the Magisterium.

• True
• False

The Church teaches that everything Jesus taught His Apostles is contained in Scripture.

• True
• False