Chapter 7 Flashcards

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T or F Hebrew people believed that sickness was a punishment for their sins

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True

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Who asked the question “is anyone among you suffering”

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St James

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Because of this human nature is weakened and inclined to sin

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Original sin

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Early israelites believed that all suffering directly resulted as punishment for sin

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Law of retribution

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Theology question that tries to connect belief in gods justice with the reality that sometimes good people suffer unjustly and lie

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Theodicy

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T or F job accepts the conventional wisdom of his time that his suffering is caused in some way by his sins

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False rejects

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Enactment of gods justice to after death or to an end time when good people will be rewarded and evil people punished

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Apocalyptic writing

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Israelites lived among peoples of other religions who also looked at sickness as a

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Moral condition

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T or F Jesus did not say as much about suffering as he acted on suffering

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True

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In mosaic law how could one become unclean and what were consequences

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Touched sick person

Couldn’t partake in community and pray

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T or f Jesus defied the local customs of his day and touched the sick and disabled

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True

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T or F Jesus directly explained why god allows human suffering

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False he didn’t

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How did god show he shares our suffering

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By becoming man

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Jesus ultimately answered the question about the meaning of suffering through his own

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Passion and death

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T or F without the help of the Holy Spirit, suffering will not free a person to love

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True

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Who anointed and laid hands on those who were sick to heal them

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Jesus’ disciples

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Those who were sick were rubbed with oil blessed by the

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Evidence of the rite of anointing comes from the

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Apostolic tradition

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T or F during the Middle Ages the anointing of the sick came to be seen as something that accompanied a final reception of penance and baptism

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False penance and Eucharist

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T or f council of Ephesus declared that only priests are to be ministers of the anointing of the sick

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Last anointing

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Extreme unction

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Food for the journey

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T or f the second Vatican council embraced both of the historical meanings of the sacrament of anointing: sick w emphasis on healing and dying to prepare for death

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T or f when a priest is called to administer the sacrament to someone who has already died, he does not administer the sacrament of anointing

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What is the matter for sacrament of anointing
Olive oil blessed by bishop
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Anointing of forehead and hands in roman or other parts in eastern rite, while accompanied by prayers of celebrant asking for special grace
Essential rite of anointing of sick
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Priest or bishop greets the sick person and gathered assembly
Introductory rite
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Allow the words of Christ and the witness of the apostles to awaken the faith of the sick person and the community
Liturgy of word
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Purpose of homily
Calls those present to deeper faith in gods healing presence
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T or f laying on of hands immediately follows the liturgy of the word
False the litany
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Who may bless oil in sacrament of anointing
Bishop and priest
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Separate liturgical rite for those who are dying and is the persons last reception of the Eucharist
Viaticum
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T or f Viaticum may be brought to the sick by a deacon or another member of the parish who has been appointed by the local bishop to distribute the Eucharist to the faithful
True
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Second effect of SOA
Provides grace to unite w Christ
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How is SOA connected w baptism and confirmation
Anointed w oil
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Jesus explicitly addresses the need for Christians to care for the sick
Sheep and goats
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Christ means
Gods anointed one