Religion Test 3 Vocab Flashcards

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A synod (meeting) of bishops convened to define doctrine, apply Church teaching to a specific situation, or
regulate the Christian life

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ecumenical council

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A prolonged metaphor. Related to parables and fables, it uses a storytelling format rich with symbols to make a statement about a real‑life situation. It is a type of improper literal sense

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allegory

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A word or term that refers to another by comparison. Unlike a simile, it does not use the word like or as to make a comparison. It is one of the improper literal senses of a text

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metaphor

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Part of the Deposit of Faith; the Word of God entrusted by Christ the Apostles and their successors in every generation under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, who preserves it free from error

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Tradition

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the term used to describe the lineage of the Catholic bishops, including the pope, through the ages by which each holds office by the authority handed on to him by a direct link to the Twelve Apostles

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apostolic succession

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A story told to illustrate a moral or spiritual truth. It is one of the improper literal senses of a text

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parable

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The dogma that the pope cannot error when speaking ex-cathedra (when formally exercising his office as chief shepherd and the teacher) and defining a doctrine concerning faith and morals to be held by the whole Church

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infallibility

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From the Greek for last. The study of the end of time

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eschatology

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Without mistake or error, that is, always teaching truth, never falsehood

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inerrancy

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A way to read literature without regard to the particular literary forms being used. This kind of reading recognizes neither symbolic language nor analogy; instead, it takes every word, phrase, and sentence as written

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literalistic

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A phrase that refers to another by comparison using the word like or as. It is one of the improper literal senses of a text

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simile

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Refers to several Christian writers from the first through the eighth centuries whose lives reflected the teachings of Christ and whose teachings were in harmony with the Church

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fathers of the church

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The spiritual interpretation of Scripture that portrays the heroes of Scripture as a pattern for Christians of every age

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tropological sense

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Correctness or soundness in theological faith and beliefs

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orthodoxy

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the spiritual interpretation of Scripture that portrays the heroes of Scripture as a pattern for Christians of every age

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moral sense

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The interpretation of Scripture that sees not only the literal meaning of the text but also the people, things, and events they describe as signs

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spiritual sense

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Often fanciful and not based on fact, a type of story is used to illustrate a moral lesson, usually with animals or plants as characters. It is one of the improper literal senses of a text

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fable

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From the Greek word for overseer. A consecrated successor to the Apostles charged with the spiritual and administrative care of a given diocese. He is constituted a pastor in the Church, to be the teacher of doctrine, the priest of sacred worship, and the minister of governance

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Reliable in communicating the truth

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The fullness of God’s Revelations was transmitted to his people through…
a. the prophets.
b. Scripture.
c. the Person of Jesus Christ.
d. the patriarchs.

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c. the person of Jesus Christ

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Before he ascended into Heaven, Christ established ___________ as the means to transmit the message of salvation to all nations until he comes again.

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The promise of Christ to remain with mankind until the end of time and send his spirit to help spread the Good News was fulfilled on…
a. Easter Sunday.
b. Ascension Thursday.
c. Good Friday.
d. Pentecost.

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The conflict in the early Church between those who wished to retain the practices of the Mosaic Law and those who thought Christ had come to establish a New Law was resolved by …
a. Pentecost.
b. The Council of Jerusalem.
c. The Epistles of St.Paul.
d. The First Ecumenical Council of Nicæa.

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b. the council of Jerusalem

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As Christ gave his assistance to the Apostles through the Holy Spirit, he continues to assist the _______, who succeeded the Apostles in their pastoral ministry. a. pope. b. bishops. c. saints. d. laity.
b. bishops
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Assisted by the Holy Spirit, the pope, as universal pastor and teacher of all the faithful, is ___________ when definitively proclaiming matters of faith and morals to be held by the universal Church.
infallible
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The word of God received from Christ and handed down through the Apostles by the Church without alteration, with the assistance of the Holy Spirit, is called the ... a. Deposit of Faith. b. councils. c. Sacred Scriptures. d. sacraments.
a. deposit of faith
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True or False: Sacred Scripture is older and more certain than Sacred Tradition; therefore, it holds greater authority over the faithful than Sacred Tradition.
false
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The characteristic of the People of God is called ________ because it enables them to recognize the true Faith of the Church in an instinctive way. a. infallibility b. the Magisterium c. sensus fidelium d. apostolic tradition
c. sensus fidelium
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Traditions that have God as their author are called _______, while traditions created by men are called ________.
divine traditions; human traditions
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Those early Christian writers who displayed holiness of life and orthodoxy are called... a. bishops. b. hermits. c. Fathers of the Church. d. ecumenical leaders.
c. fathers of the church
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The principal author(s) of Sacred Scripture is (are)... a. the prophets. b. the Apostles. c. Moses. d. God.
d. God
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The two kinds of truths that are contained in the Bible are called ________________ truths ___________ and truths.
supernatural; natural
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True or False: The Bible teaches the truth, and it teaches it without error.
True
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The sanctity and moral perfection of the Bible stem from its... a. divine origin. b. purpose. c. precepts. d. all of the above.
d. all of the above
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Three literary forms found in the Bible are ______, _______, and ____________.
narrative; poetry; and parables
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As a general rule, the best way to begin reading the Bible is to try to understand the ____________ sense first. a. literal b. figurative c. tropological d. allegorical
a. literal
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The anagogical sense shows... a. How to imitate the persons of Scripture as a pattern for living. b. How people and events in salvation history point forward to other times. c. How events actually happened during the historical periods portrayed in the Bible. d. How the events in Scripture point to what will be known in Heaven.
d. How the events in Scripture point to what will be known in Heaven.
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The moral sense, also called the ________ sense, shows how to imitate the great figures of Scripture as a pattern for living.
tropological
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The teaching authority of the Church is called the ___________
Magisterium
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For guidance before reading any part of Scripture, readers should be prepared to read, study, meditate, and ... a. look to a friend. b. pray. c. go to Mass. d. organize a Bible study group.
b. pray
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Because of man’s darkened intellect, a consequence of Original Sin, an essential condition and disposition for understanding Sacred Scripture is... a. reason. b. hope. c. obedience. d. faith
d. faith
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The content of Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture passed down from Christ through the Church is called _________.
deposit of faith
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The Sacred Tradition of the Church is alive and active in the ... a. liturgy. b. Scriptures. c. infallible pronouncements of the pope. d. all of the above.
a. liturgy