God's divine life present in the soul

Method of understanding the laws of nature through observation, hypothesis, and experiment.

What can be known about God by studying his creation

Ethical knowledge written on the human heart

Supernatural truths that transcend human reason

Practice of systematically observing the behavior of nature so that we may come to understand the laws and structures that govern it

God's communication of himself by which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan

Theological virtue by which one believes in all that God has said and revealed to man

Revealed truth solemnly define by the Magisterium of the Church

Belief that only the things that exist are things that science can prove through its particular, restricted methods

Knowledge we can have about God and his attributes simply through using reason, apart from revelation

Belief that the existence of God cannot be known or proven

Judging everything solely and exclusively according to philosophical or scientific reason

Philosophy that accepts religious beliefs without grasping their intellectual content

The denial of the existence of God

Process of knowing God's existence through the realization that all creation must originate from a First Cause

Falsely considers man as the end of himself, the sole maker and creator of his own history

Admits a natural, rational religion, and therefore a belief in God, based on philosophical theology

Proposals for how the existence of God can be known through reason

Belief that the work and plan of God is observable in nature, thus confirming his existence and continued role in creation

Based upon reason and ordinary experience rather than upon Divine Revelation

Being created by God in order to live in communion with God

Seeks fulfillment in material goods alone

System of philosophical and theological inquiry developed in the medieval schools which intended to reconcile classical philosophy with Christian theology

Derived from Greek meaning "love of knowledge" - pursuit of truth and understanding through application of the human reason

Aristotle was enabled to discover the truth of God's existence by...

Because reason is imperfect, people need the certainty of _____ to know God.

Why do people need God's Revelation?

Faith _____ reason.

God's _______ perfect human reason so people can be more fully and truly human.

Faith implies an attitude of word uttered in response to the Divine Word

God works through...

God revealed himself to mankind...

Human reason became clouded because of...

In what two ways can faith be developed?

A human person's desire for God is supernatural.

Every person has a natural desire for God written on the human heart.

A human being can only learn about God from the Bible.

A person can come to believe in the Blessed Trinity by reason without God's Revelation

The Faith is universal and thus has the capacity to inform every culture.

God's Revelation is made known through the medium, and in the context of, history.

According to Scripture, faith is the assurance of things hoped for, conviction of things unseen.

What does it mean to say, "grace builds on nature"?

What elevation of man has God chosen for his people?

According to Fides et Ratio, how is God's plan of Revelation realized?

How does faith heal reason?

What did St. Augustine say about our natural desire for God?

Why did St. Peter advise us to study the faith?

What is not a characteristic of the knowledge of God?

Which one is not one of the Five Ways of St. Thomas Aquinas?

One of the Five Ways that claims something had to start movement

According to the chapter, where does God reveal Himself to us?

How is science a restriction of reason?

Which is not an attribute of God that Aristotle discerned by reason?

What are some of the signs by which a person can perceive that he or she possesses a soul?