Sacramentality

Jesus Christ is the ___________ sacrament.

• ultimate
• primordial
• final
• secondary

The Church is the Bride of Christ. It is also the _______ of Christ.

• Body
• Temple
• Foundation
• Head

Jesus Christ is both God and _______

• angel
• prophet
• spirit
• man

At the _____________, God became man, taking on human flesh.

• Incarnation
• Ascension
• Resurrection
• Transfiguration

A Sacrament is a visible sign of a(n) (a)   reality.

Sacraments are efficacious. This means they are able to . . .

• actually do what it symbolizes

• are merely traditions without impact.
• only symbolize spiritual truths.
• create confusion and doubt.

Which of the following best describes a "sacramental worldview" ?

• A worldview that dismisses the importance of rituals in spiritual life.

• A worldview that recognizes the sacred in the material world which can connect us to God.

• A belief that all material things are inherently evil.
• An ideology that focuses solely on the physical aspects of existence.

What does "primordial" mean?

• Modern or contemporary; recent.
• Original or existing from the beginning; Foundational.

• Unrelated to origins; secondary.
• Temporary or fleeting; not lasting.

We relate to God not despite our bodies, but (a)   them.

The presence of Jesus Christ continues in the . . .

• Holy Spirit
• Angels
• Church

• God the Father