Unit 3 Assessment Part 1

A word that describes how God the Father and God the Son are both fully God and of the same substance.

• Consubstantial
• Dogma
• Hypostatic Union
• Trinity

A doctrine of the Church that has been divinely revealed to us.

• Divine Law
• Dogma
• Heresy
• Revelation

A representation of a false god.

• Dogma
• Heresy
• Idol
• Trinity

The obstinate denial after Baptism of a truth which must be believed with divine and Catholic faith.

• Gnosticism
• Heresy
• Stubbornness
• Idolatry

A meeting of all the world’s bishops together in union with the pope.

• Ecumenical Council
• Local Council
• Papal Council
• Council of Ephesis

The collective name for the various heresies of the early Church about the divine and human natures of Jesus Christ.

• Christian Heresies
• Christological Heresies
• Trinitarian Heresies
• Hypostatic Heresies

The union of the divine and human natures in the one divine Person of Jesus Christ.

• Annunciation
• Consubstantial
• Divine Union
• Hypostatic Union

Jesus is the Word of God; therefore, He only reveals God to us when He speaks.

• True
• False

We will only grow closer to God if we spend time with Him.

• True
• False

God is the Father of all people, even those who reject Him.

• True
• False