WorksheetsCHRISTIAL LIVING
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 19mins
is the common work of the Holy Trinity
Creation
Trinity
God the Father
God the Son
has one and the same nature, so as too does it have only one and the same operation.
Creation
Trinity
God the Father
God the Son
is blessed and adored as the source of all blessings of creation and salvation
God the Holy Spirit
Trinity
God the Father
God the Son
his mystery of salvation is made present there by the power of the Holy Spirit because His Body
God the Holy Spirit
Trinity
God the Father
God the Son
is to prepare the assembly to encounter Christ, to make gift of communion bear fruit in the Churchade present there by the power of the Holy Spirit because His Body
God the Holy Spirit
Trinity
God the Father
God the Son
The sign of the Christian which we make upon ourselves
Sign of the Cross
Jesus Christ
Doxology
Holy Trinity
– “Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the of the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.“
Sign of the Cross
Jesus Christ
Doxology
Holy Trinity
Who revealed to us the Mystery of the Blessed Trinity?
God the Father
Jesus Christ
Mary
Holy Spirit
Whatever is in motion now was at rest until moved by something else, and that by something else and so on.
The proof of motion
The proof from efficient cause
The proof from necessary being vs. possible being
The proof from degrees of perfection
The proof from design
Everything in the world has its efficient cause – its maker – and that maker has its maker, and so on.
The proof of motion
The proof from efficient cause
The proof from necessary being vs. possible being
The proof from degrees of perfection
The proof from design
- Possible or contingent beings are those, such as cars and trees and you and I, whose existence is not necessary.
The proof of motion
The proof from efficient cause
The proof from necessary being vs. possible being
The proof from degrees of perfection
The proof from design
We all evaluate things and people in terms of their being more or less perfectly true, good, noble and so on.
The proof of motion
The proof from efficient cause
The proof from necessary being vs. possible being
The proof from degrees of perfection
The proof from design
As we look at the world around us, and ourselves, he sees ample evidence of design –true, good, noble and so on.
The proof of motion
The proof from efficient cause
The proof from necessary being vs. possible being
The proof from degrees of perfection
The proof from design
Taught that man is in pursuit of his end or finality. (man lives to live their lives to the fullest.)
Aristotle
Thomas Aquinas
St. Agustine
Rene Discartes
He wrote the Summa Theologica which sets forth five separate proofs for the existence of God.
Aristotle
Thomas Aquinas
St. Agustine
Rene Discartes
is known to be called the Angelic Doctor.
Aristotle
Thomas Aquinas
St. Agustine
Rene Discartes
His proofs rely on the world of our experience of what we can see around us
Aristotle
Thomas Aquinas
St. Agustine
Rene Discartes
– “an essential and permanent characteristics of His nature.”
Attribute of God
Qualities of God
Essentials of God
Goodness
– “an essential and permanent characteristics of His nature.”
Attribute of God
Qualities of God
Essentials of God
Goodness
IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
means that he always was, and always will be, and always remains the same.
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IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
means that he can do all things.
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IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
means that he is all lovable in himself
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IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
means that he loves what is good and hates all evil
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IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
means that he rewards what is good and punishes what is evil
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IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
– means that he forgives any sinner who repents.
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IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
means that he is the truth and always speaks the truth.
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IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
means that he always keeps his promises
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IDENTIFY WHAT ATTRIBUTE OF GOD
– means that he knows all things, past, present, future, even our most secrets, thoughts, words and actions.
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