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25 Cards in this Set
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Yahweh means
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I Am
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The Trinity means
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Three Persons in One God
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The sin of Adam because of which we are all born without grace
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Original sin
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How is man free?
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Man is free to be able to choose what to do or not to do
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Did Jesus always exist?
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Yes
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Heresy that the Son of God had not really become man, for the physical world was evil ad the Redeemer only seemed to enter it
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Docetism
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The last of the Old Testament prophets and the only one who is present in the New Testament
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St. John the Baptist
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Jesus being man and God at the same time
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hypostatic union
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What is the eighth commandment
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You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
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Why did God send Hos only Son into the world?
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He sent Him for the salvation of the human race
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The life of God in our souls
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Sanctifying grace
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What God gave Moses
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The ten COmmandments
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Teaching office of the Church, exercised by the Pope and bishops united with him
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Magesterium
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The truths revealed by God and summarized which we believe as taught by God
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Apostles' Creed
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Number of books in the Bible
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73
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Men chosen by God to be his spokesman to the people
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Prophets
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Pure spirits creaated by God
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Angels
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Jesus's mission
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prophet, priest, and king
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What three things are needed for a sacrifice
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Altar, priest, and victim
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Who did God give a great nation of descendants
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Abraham
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The conception, birth of Jesus, the son of God become man through Mary
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Incarnation
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The oerfect sacrifice Jesus offered to God
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Himself: his own sinless Body and Blood, soul and divinity
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The suffering, death, and resurrectioon of Jesus by which we are saved from sin
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The Paschal Mystery
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How can it be that Jesus Christ always existed if he was born of the Virgin Mary?
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He always existed as God and was born as man
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Heresy that denied that Jesus was God, and held that He was created
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Arianism
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