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The doctrine of faith that recognizes the union of two natures (one human and one divine) in the one divine Person of Jesus Christ
Christiology
Transubstantiation
Annunciation
Hypostatic Union
The event in which the 2nd Person of the Trinity took on human flesh.
Prophecy
Humanity
Divinity
Incarnation
Latin word meaning "in flesh"
Carne Asada
Incarnation
Transubstantiation
Consecration
Jesus' Mother
Mary, Theotokos
Mary of Magdalene
Mary, Sister of Martha
Mary, Sister of Lazarus
Jesus was truly like us in all things except
Tiredness
Hunger
Sin
Thirst
Which of the following best describes Jesus?
He is a Man
He is God
He is fully God and fully man
He is a mixture of man and God
How many persons is Jesus?
One
Two
Three
Jesus is a person?
How many natures does Jesus have?
One
Two
Three
He doesn't have a nature, he's God.
What nature(s) does Jesus have?
Human
Divine
Animal
Vegetable
Man can never offer a _____________ atonement for his sin
Finite
Infinite
Sacrificial
Proper
Sin:
created a finite divide between man and God
created an infinite divide between man and God
is a bad thing but doesn't really have lasting consequences
is a problem that will never be resolved
Which of the following is one of the four reasons for the incarnation?
To establish Apostolic Succession
To send the Holy Spirit
To Be a model of holiness
To institute the Eucharist
Which of the following is one of the four reasons for the incarnation?
So Dogs can go to heaven
To bring about God's Justice
To remind us we are all sinners
To Reconcile us with God
Which of the following is one of the four reasons for the incarnation?
To remind us of our sin
To make us partakers of Divine Nature
To Restore the Universe
To make us angels
This heresy stated that Jesus was not really divine, just a very holy creature, close to God, but not God.
Gnosticism
Arianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
This heresy stated that Jesus was not really human, but rather God just appearing as a human.
Gnosticism
Arianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
This heresy stated that in Jesus, there were two persons, one human and one divine.
Gnosticism
Arianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
This heresy stated that Jesus had one hybrid nature, half God and half man.
Gnosticism
Arianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
This heresy was a reaction to the title of Mary, "Theotokos."
Gnosticism
Arianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
Which of the following is true?
Jesus had a human intellect, but not a human will.
Jesus had a human will, but not a human intellect.
Jesus had neither a human intellect nor a human will.
Jesus had both a human intellect and a human will.
Sin is a necessary aspect of being human.
True
False
God the Son died on the cross.
True, because the only person on the cross was God the Son and so he was the one to experience that death, the separation of his human soul from his human body.
True, because the only person on the cross was God the Son and so in that moment, God ceased to exist; there was no God.
False, because only the human nature of Jesus died, so it wasn't really God who died.
False, because there were two persons in Jesus, so only the human person died on the cross.
After the Resurrection, Jesus:
just had divine nature again
had divine nature and human nature
had divine nature and glorified human nature
was an angel
Jesus never claimed to be God.
True
False
Jesus was a human person.
True
False
In our Baptism, we receive
Sanctifying grace (which gives us the in-dwelling of God)
the theological virtues (faith, hope, and love)
the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit
All of the above
Wisdom helps us
see as God sees; insight into God's heart
"get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation
"get" the things of the created world, see how they all point back to God
make wise decisions in concrete, specific, situations
Knowledge helps us
see as God sees; insight into God's heart
"get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation
"get" the things of the created world, see how they all point back to God
make wise decisions in concrete, specific, situations
Understanding helps us
see as God sees; insight into God's heart
"get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation
"get" the things of the created world, see how they all point back to God
make wise decisions in concrete, specific, situations
Counsel helps us
see as God sees; insight into God's heart
"get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation
"get" the things of the created world, see how they all point back to God
make wise decisions in concrete, specific, situations
Piety helps us
be strong and persevere in difficult circumstances
to call upon God as "Father" and trust Him completely
to recognize how small we are before the all-powerful, majestic God
to "get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation
Fear of the Lord helps us
be strong and persevere in difficult circumstances
to call upon God as "Father" and trust Him completely
to recognize how small we are before the all-powerful, majestic God, and to desire to please Him
to "get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation
Mrs. Mayne wants you to know the gifts of the Holy Spirit so that
you impress your parents with your religious knowledge.
you are the best student in your Confirmation class.
you know what you have been given in your Baptism, and can put them to use.
you are allowed to receive them.
Select all answers that apply. The fruits of the Spirit flourish when:
we foster and put into practice the in-dwelling of God, the theological virtues, and the gifts of the Holy Spirit that we have been given
we want them to; as in you say "I want to be at peace" and boom, you are at peace!
we pray and receive the Sacraments (analogy of giving the tree water and sunlight)
we do whatever makes us feel good in the moment
An analogy for making acts of faith, hope, and love is:
putting our oars into the currents in the water
putting up the sails on our boat
taking down the sails on our boat
swimming instead of taking the boat
The voice of God speaks:
the truth
lies
always loudly
The voice of the evil one:
manipulates and tries to make us keep things in the dark, secret
brings things into the light of truth
is always discouraging
is always encouraging
Charisms are given to:
People who ask for them
Apostles
All Baptized people
Really holy people
Charisms often:
build on natural talents
tear others down
tire us out
are hard to figure out
Charisms give us:
supernatural effectiveness
natural talents
good ideas
high test scores
To be in heaven, one needs
to do lots of good deeds
to have sanctifying grace in the soul
to have never sinned
to know the catechism by heart
There is a difference between God's presence in us because he holds us in existence and God's presence in us by invitation, wherein he takes up his dwelling in us.
True
False
The dogma of the Immaculate Conception
is about Jesus' miraculous conception in the womb of Mary
is about Mary being conceived without sin in her mother's womb
is about John the Baptist being conceived of when Elizabeth was thought to be barren
is made up
The perpetual virginity of Mary means that:
she was a virgin just before Jesus' birth
she was a virgin before, during, and after Jesus' birth
she didn't have sex because sex is sinful and she was sinless
"Theotokos" means
God bearer
Ever virgin
God saves
Anointed One
Mary was assumed into heaven:
soul only
body only
body and soul
Because Mary was immaculately conceived, she did not need nor receive the saving grace Jesus won for us on the cross.
True
False
Mary is
the New Ark of the Covenant
Our Mother
the Mother of God
All of the above
Belief and worship of many gods is called
Monotheism
Buddhism
Religion
Polytheism
"Nature" answers the question
"Who is it?"
"Why is it?"
"What is it?"
"Where is it?"
"Person" answers the question
"What is it?"
"Who is it?"
"Why is it?"
"Which is it?"
The 3rd person of the trinity is the
Father
Holy Spirit
Son
All of these
Jesus is _______________ God and ___________________ man.
Fully; Fully
part; part
part; fully
fully; part
Will we ever fully understand the Trinity?
Yes
No
Co-eternal means
All persons of the Trinity had no beginning.
The Father and the Son had no beginning; the Holy Spirit began at Pentecost.
The Father and the Holy Spirit had no beginning; the Son was born in Bethlehem.
The Father came first, the Son came second, and the Holy Spirit came third.
The Mystery of the Blessed Trinity is that there are ______.
three Persons in one God.
three gods in one Person.
a human and a divine nature in Christ.
three natures in one God.
The mystery of the Trinity reveals to us _____.
That we are made for relationships of love.
That we really believe in three Gods.
That we can fully know and understand God.
That God has three natures.
"Omnipotent" means
all powerful
all good (or all loving)
all knowing
present everywhere
"Omniscient" means
all powerful
all good (or all loving)
all knowing
present everywhere
"Omnipresent" means
all powerful
all good (or all loving)
all knowing
present everywhere
"Eternal" means
unchanging
without boundary or end or limit
having no matter; takes up no space; cannot be broken into parts
outside the limits of time; always “now”
"Immutable" means
unchanging
without boundary or end or limit
having no matter; takes up no space; cannot be broken into parts
outside the limits of time; always “now”
"Infinite" means
unchanging
without boundary or end or limit
having no matter; takes up no space; cannot be broken into parts
outside the limits of time; always “now”
"Pure Spirit" means
unchanging
without boundary or end or limit
having no matter; takes up no space; cannot be broken into parts
outside the limits of time; always “now”
In the Trinity, the Son is younger than the Father.
True
False
The Son is eternally generated by the Father.
True
False
The Father eternally generates/begets the Son.
True
False
There are three parts of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
True
False
The Father eternally creates the Son.
True
False
Faith is
the theological virtue by which we believe in Divine truths
the theological virtue by which we trust in God’s promises to us and look forward to His keeping them
the theological virtue by which we love God and others with self-giving love
not a theological virtue
Love/Charity is
the theological virtue by which we believe in Divine truths
the theological virtue by which we trust in God’s promises to us and look forward to His keeping them
the theological virtue by which we love God and others with self-giving love
not a theological virtue
Hope is
the theological virtue by which we believe in Divine truths
the theological virtue by which we trust in God’s promises to us and look forward to His keeping them
the theological virtue by which we love God and others with self-giving love
not a theological virtue
Counsel is
the theological virtue by which we believe in Divine truths
the theological virtue by which we trust in God’s promises to us and look forward to His keeping them
the theological virtue by which we love God and others with self-giving love
not a theological virtue
Check all that apply: A theological mystery is like a...
wall that stops us in our tracks and makes us turn around/give up
gallery that we keep walking deeper into, without end, each step getting more and more satisfying
a well which never runs dry
a crossword puzzle that we can close up and be done with
Faith heals, perfects, and elevates our
intellect
will
emotions
none of the above
Hope and Love/Charity strengthen our
intellect
will
emotions
none of the above
We receive the indwelling of God when we are conceived in our mother's womb
true, because God is present in everything he creates
false, because the indwelling of God is a particular presence that we receive at Baptism, by invitation
The sign of God's covenant with Adam is:
Marriage/Sabbath
Rainbow
Circumcision
Passover
Temple
The sign of God's covenant with Noah is:
Marriage/Sabbath
Rainbow
Circumcision
Passover
Temple
The sign of God's covenant with Abraham is:
Marriage/Sabbath
Rainbow
Circumcision
Passover
Temple
The sign of God's covenant with Moses is:
Marriage/Sabbath
Rainbow
Circumcision
Passover
Temple
The sign of God's covenant with David is:
Marriage/Sabbath
Rainbow
Circumcision
Passover
Temple
The form of God's covenant with David is:
Couple
Family
Tribe
Nation
Kingdom
The form of God's covenant with Moses is:
Couple
Family
Tribe
Nation
Kingdom
The form of God's covenant with Abraham is:
Couple
Family
Tribe
Nation
Kingdom
The form of God's covenant with Noah is:
Couple
Family
Tribe
Nation
Kingdom
The form of God's covenant with Adam is:
Couple
Family
Tribe
Nation
Kingdom
God's covenant with Adam takes place on Mount:
Eden
Ararat
Moriah
Sinai
Zion
God's covenant with Noah takes place on Mount:
Eden
Ararat
Moriah
Sinai
Zion
God's covenant with Abraham takes place on Mount:
Eden
Ararat
Moriah
Sinai
Zion
God's covenant with Moses takes place on Mount:
Eden
Ararat
Moriah
Sinai
Zion
God's covenant with David takes place on Mount:
Eden
Ararat
Moriah
Sinai
Zion
I am infinitely and personally loved by God, and nothing I can do nor fail to do will ever change that fact.
true
false
We are called to worship Mary.
True, because she is the Mother of God
False, because she is not divine. We do not worship her, but we do honor her because she is the Mother of God.
