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the nicene creed is: |
the agreed statement of christian belief |
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monotheism is: |
belief in one god |
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te ide |
catechism |
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the pope and bishops interpreting the bible and tradition for catholics today is called |
magisterium |
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the idea that the son of of god was adopted by god and not begotten of god is |
adoptionism |
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the idea that the son of god was created by god after the creation is |
arianism |
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an assembly of bishops authorised to make decisions on theological issues is a |
church council |
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a religious opinion which contradicts official church teaching is a |
heresy |
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a word meaning all good all loving is |
benevolent |
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the idea that life forms change over time is |
evolution |
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a word meaning from nothing is |
ex nihilo |
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a word meaning all powerful is |
omnipotent |
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a letter addressed by the pope to all the bishops of the church is |
encyclical |
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belief in reason and human values but no belief in god is |
humanism |
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knowing who you are and why you are here is |
self knowledge |
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looking after something so it can be passed on to the next generation is |
stewardship |
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the incarnation is |
the belief that god became a human being as jesus |
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salvation is |
deliverance from sin and it’s consequences |
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theological means |
academic study of god and religious ideas |
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virgin birth is |
the belief that jesus was not conceived through sex |
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speaking in a sacrilegious way about god or sacred things is called |
blasphemy |
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a word meaning relating to easter is |
paschal |
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the term the church uses to refer to the death and resurrection of jesus guaranteeing humanity’s salvation is |
redemptive efficacy |
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the supreme religious authority in israel in biblical times was the |
sanhedrin |
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charisms |
special gifts or callings |
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grace is |
undeserved mercy from god which gives the strength to be good and holy |
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beliefs |
the act of delivering from sin or saving from evil |
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sin is |
an act that is against gods will |
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beliefs about life after death are known as |
eschatology |
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the belief that at death the body dies but the soul lives on in a spiritual world known as |
immortality of the soul |
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the belief that after death the body stays in the grave until the end of the world when it is raised its known as |
resurrection |
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the place where catholics believe souls go after death to be purified is called |
purgatory |
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chrism is |
the oil used in baptism, confirmation and ordination |
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grace is |
undeserved blessing from god |
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lay ministries are |
special ways of serving the church open to the non ordained |
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sacraments are |
outward signs that an inward gift of grace has been given by god |
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the words and actions of a priest assuring the pardon of sins is called |
absolution |
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eulogy is |
a speech in praise of a dead person |
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which of the following does not appear in the rite of committal |
a speech in praise of a dead person |
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prayers praising god for what he is are called |
adoration |
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prayers bringing communion with god are called |
contemplation |
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prayer silently thinking about religious matters is called |
meditation |
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prayers asking for gods help are called |
supplication |
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a receptacle for the blessed sacrament is |
a ciborium |
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the prayer beads used to help in praying are known as |
a rosary |
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the set series of prayers based on the rosary beads is called |
the rosary |
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a safe place in which the blessed sacrament is kept is |
a tabernacle |
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the host given at the sacrament of anointing is |
viaticum |
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the cenacle is |
the upper room in jerusalem where the last supper took place |
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a relic is |
part of a dead saints body or belongings |
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the title given to the four highest ranking buildings of the catholic church |
papal basilica |
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venerate means |
treat with deep religious respect |
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a letter addressed by the pope to all the bishops of the church |
encyclical |
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bringing together people who were opposed to on another is |
reconciliation |
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the calling a person has to live in a certain way is |
vocation |
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the christian course trying to convert non church goers is called |
alpha |
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religious instruction given in preparation for christian baptism or confirmation is known as |
catechetical programmes |
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seeking to convert to christianity is known as |
evangelisation |
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sorrow for the sun committed and deciding not to commit the sin again is known as |
contrition |
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jesus’ last command to his disciples to go out and convert the world was |
the great commission |
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making someone a priest, bishop or deacon by the sacrament of holy orders is |
ordination |
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sacramental unleavened bread is known as |
hosts |
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the list of bible readings to be read at certain times of the year is called |
lectionary |
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a safe place in which the blessed sacrament is kept is known as |
tabernacle |
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the belief that during the mass the bread and wine become the body and blood of jesus through the power of the holy spirit is called |
transubstantiation |
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requiem aeternam means |
eternal rest |
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committal is |
the burial of a dead body |
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the jewish bible is known as |
tenakh |
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conciliar magisterium |
the church meeting and working as a council of bishops with the pope |
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common |
relating to the office of the pope as the head of the church |
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papal infallibility |
when the pope speaks authoritatively on a disputed matter of doctrine |
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common priesthood |
all the baptised who follow christ and serve him |
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laity |
all the people of the church who are not chosen to be bishops, priests or deacons |
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sacramental priesthood |
the ordained priests who lead and celebrate mass and the sacraments |
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separated brethren |
non catholic christians |
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vernacular |
the language of the people |
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aggiornamento |
italian for bringing something up to date |
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ecumenical movement |
movement working for co-operation between the churches and eventual church unity |
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the greek old testament is known as |
septuagint |
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orthodox churches |
national churches which are in the union with the patriarch of constantinople |
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patriarch |
the highest ranking bishop in orthodox christianity |
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apostolic succession |
the line of bishops going back to the apostles |
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the five books of law in the old testament are known as |
torah |
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latin bible is known as |
vulgate |
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official teaching of the catholic church is |
the catechism |
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one who believes the bible is the revealed word of god not his actual words |
conservative |
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one who believes the bible is the actual words of god is |
fundamentalist |
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apostolic tradition |
the oral gospel passed on by the apostles to the church |
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apostolic succession |
the line of bishops going back to the apostles |