Religion Exam: Chapter 4

Front 1

Quicumque vult

Back 1

Whoever wishes (to be saved)

Front 2

Athanasian Creed

Back 2

Incarnation/Trinity

Front 3

Gnosis

Back 3

Knowledge

Front 4

Dokesis

Back 4

Appearance

Front 5

Oikoumene

Back 5

Whole inhabited world

Front 6

Chrysostom

Back 6

Golden-mouthed

Front 7

Anachorein

Back 7

To withdraw

Front 8

Ousia

Back 8

Substance

Front 9

Vulgus

Back 9

Common

Front 10

Theotokos

Back 10

God-bearer

Front 11

Orthodox Catholicism derives from the Deposit of Faith.

Back 11

True

Front 12

Platonic philosophy viewed te natural world as superior to the world of ideas.

Back 12

False

Front 13

A diocesan council convenes all th bishops in the world.

Back 13

False

Front 14

St. Ambrose of Milan gave us the Latin Vulgate

Back 14

False

Front 15

Appolinarius denied the existence of a human mind and will in Christ.

Back 15

True

Front 16

Monothelitism maintained one will in Christ, but two natures.

Back 16

True

Front 17

Pelagius taught that man could be saved without grace.

Back 17

True

Front 18

Mani rejected the Gnostic role of conflict between light and darkness.

Back 18

True

Front 19

Arius taught that Christ was a creature of the father, though the oldest infinite being.

Back 19

True

Front 20

St Athanasius is best known for combating the Docetist heresy.

Back 20

False

Front 21

The Emperor Liberius called the Council of Nicea

Back 21

False

Front 22

Nestorius taught that Mary did not deserve the title of Theotokos

Back 22

True

Front 23

St. Vladmir is the "Apostle of Armenia"

Back 23

False

Front 24

Pelagius believed that all a man needed to be saved was to deny Christ had three natures.

Back 24

False

Front 25

Theodosius cemented the union between Church and state with his decree of 391 making Christianity the official religon of the empire.

Back 25

True

Front 26

What do the two main points of the Athanasian creed emphasize?

Back 26

The Incarnation and the Trinity

Front 27

An ___________ is a ban solemnly pronounced by an ecclesiastical authority and accompanied by excommunication.

Back 27

anathema

Front 28

What occurs when someone freely chooses to hold tenents opposed to Church teaching?

Back 28

formal heresy

Front 29

What heresy split people into two classes: pneumatokoi and sarkikou.

Back 29

Gnosticism

Front 30

Marcion recognized only St.______ as a legitimate authority because of his teaching regarding freedom from the law.

Back 30

Paul

Front 31

"The whole world has gone Aryan, then it is ____________ against the world"

Back 31

Athanasius

Front 32

Who taught that Christ was never fully human or fully divine?

Back 32

Nestorius

Front 33

What heresy denied the two natures of Christ?

Back 33

Monophysitism

Front 34

A _________ is one who gives up Sacred Scriptures under Diocletian.

Back 34

Traditor

Front 35

Who taught that Jesus was neither God nr equal to the Father, but raised to the level of "Son of God" because of his fidelity and piety.

Back 35

Arius

Front 36

What saint is known as the Athanasius of the west?

Back 36

St. Hilary of Portiers

Front 37

Who were the three Cappadocian saints?

Back 37

St Gregory of Nyssa, St Gregory of Nazianzus and St. Basil the Great

Front 38

Wo taught that the human nature of Christ was absorbed into the Divine nature as a drop of water is absorbed into the ocean?

Back 38

Euthyches

Front 39

What heresy rejected the validity of the sacraments celebrated by priests and bishops who had formerly betrayed their faith?

Back 39

Donatism

Front 40

Which saint lived a life summarized by his constant affirmation of "Our hearts are restless until they rest in thee, Oh Lord"?

Back 40

St Augustine