WorksheetsFaith and Revelation Chapter 1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 45mins
What are two ways we come to know God?
Revelation and Human Reason
Prayer and Fasting
Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition
Bible and Catechism
what can be known about God by just looking at creation and the world around us
Divine Revelation
Nature
Natural Revelation
Sacred Tradition
how God supernaturally reveals himself to us
Divine Revelation
Natural Revelation
Sacred Scripture
Agnosticism
new hidden in the old, old revealed in the new
Revelation
Typology
Bible
Nature
Only God give us true ________ and __________.
(a)
Who said, “You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is is restless until it rests in you.”
St. Aquinas
St. Augustine
St. Monica
St. Blaise
(a) is a two way street: we are created to know God and God wants to know us.
What are two ways we can reason there is a God?
Sacred Scripture and Divine Revelation
Light of reason and Faith
Bible and Catechism
Prayer and Study
Even before the time of Jesus, some of the greatest thinkers came to the conclusion that there is a (a) .
Everything in motion must have been moved by something else
Argument from Motion
Argument from Causes
Argument from Possibility and Necessity
Argument from Governance
Objects that lack intelligence cannot organize themselves in an ordered way;
therefore when this occurs, something must be governing over them
Argument from Motion
Argument from Causes
Argument from Possibility and Necessity
Argument from Governance
Everything in nature is POSSIBLE (can be or not be).
However, for all things to be “possible”... there has to be one thing that is NECESSARY.
Argument from Degrees of Perfection
Argument from Causes
Argument from Possibility and Necessity
Argument from Governance
What are two ways God reveals his divine nature?
Divine revelation and nature
sacred scripture and sacred tradition
sacred tradition and revelation
prayer and fasting
Some things are more perfect than others
But for us to be able to have these “scales”... there must be one thing that is perfection itself
Argument from Degrees of Perfection
Argument from Causes
Argument from Possibility and Necessity
Argument from Governance
Nothing causes itself to be
Argument from Degrees of Perfection
Argument from Causes
Argument from Possibility and Necessity
Argument from Motion
A systematic way of knowing about nature that lacks reason.
Science
Mathematics
Theology
Philosophy
Denial of the existence of God
Agnosticism
Atheism
Fideism
Rationalism
Erroneous thinking that the existence of God is unknown
Agnosticism
Atheism
Fideism
Rationalism
Erroneous thinking that the existence of God is purely based on just reason
Agnosticism
Atheism
Fideism
Rationalism
Total denial of any intellectual aspects of faith; "blind faith"
Agnosticism
Atheism
Fideism
Rationalism
Reason tells us...
there is God
do good avoid evil; natural law
God's attributes
why God loves us
Faith tells us...
why God loves us
files us with hope
fills in the gaps of reason
there is a God
God reveals himself through...
History
Scripture
the Church
dreams
Faith is understood in (a) .
Grace ...
God's divine power in our souls
allows our heart to respond to human reason
prayer alone
systematic observation of nature
St. Augustine was a "wild child"
true
false
ha you are trying to trick us it was St. Aquinas who was a wild child
Divine revelation is revealed through...
sacred scripture
sacred tradition
parables
mysteries
Faith is understood through...
prayer
fasting
tradition
scripture
_____________ a personal invitation from God to love him.
Faith
Reason
Theology
Grace
Faith tells us ...
why God loves us
who God is
gives us hope
fills in the gaps of reason
