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113 Cards in this Set
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what happened when God shared in our humanity
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God allowed us to share in his divinity
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What is Jesus
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word made flesh
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Did God ever stop being God?
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no when God became man he did not stop being God, he alwasy was and is and now he is man as well
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heresies
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false beliefs
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jesus similarity to humans
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normal emotions and organs
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sacred heart
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jesus has loved us all with a human heart
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theotokos
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mother of god
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immaculate conception
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december 8th, holy spirit gets mary pregnant
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holy days of obligation
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feast day on which catholics are supposed to attend mass
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original sin
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first sin of human kind
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personal sin
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any deliberate offence, through word or deed against the will of God
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anunciation
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mary visint her cousin to tell her the nuews
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perpetual virginity
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became pregnant while remaining a virgin
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assumption of mary
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god brought her whole being body and soul to heaven
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seat of wisdom
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in the old testmant, wisdom is personified as a woman
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who is in the seat of wisdom
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mary
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jesus and the law
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jesus perfects the law and reveals its ultiate meaning and redeems ay sins people had commited against it
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alpha and omega
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jesus
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two roles o fjesus
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mediator and revealer
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because jesus shared in our lives.........
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we can share in God's
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beatific vision
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direct encounter and sight of god in the glory of heaven
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how is jesus like us
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he worked, acted, and thought, loved with human hands, heart and mind and friends and relaitonship
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ups and downs of humans
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frustrations hunger, pain, fatigue, suffering and sorrow
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sanctifies
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makes holy becoming closer to god an dgrowing up in holiness
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jesus sacrificies can help our....
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struggles, trials and difficulures can help us to trust ad love god
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incarnation and good and bad days enable us to do what
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embrace every good day and every bad day of our earthly lives as a unique opportunity to grow in holiness
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circumcised
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the act rquired by jewish law of removing the foreskin of the penis
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who do we trace circumcision back to
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abraham and sarah
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knowledge of hebrew scriputures
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during temptation in teh dseert he quoest deuteronomy while talking to scribes and pharisees he refers to jonah and solomon
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scribes
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jewish government offiicials and scholars of the law
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pharisees
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a jewish sect known for its strict
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sadducees
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a jewish sect known for its strong commitment to the temple in jerusalme
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anti semitis
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prejudice against jewish people
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greek influence
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in culture
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rome control
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the whole mediterranean basin
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king herod
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herod the great, curel and violent, killed all baby boys because he heard about new king of the jews coming
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evidence of roman rule
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in their daily lives roman rule, money, soldiers, taxes
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put down rebellions
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threats of torture and voiolence - crucifixtion
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who cares about jesus' time
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understanding jesus' time helps us understand the caatholcisicm bette
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hypostatic union
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the union of jesus christ's divine and human natures in one divine person
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arianism
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jesus was in between he was more than man but less than God
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nestorianism
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Jesu existed in two separate person
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god's revelead name
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yhwh
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why address jesus as lord
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it shows the respect and trust and recognized the divine mystery in jesus
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ransom
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price to pay to free a slave
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redeemer
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person who paid ransom
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jesus our redeemr
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jesus died for us to save us from our sin
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pentecost
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celebration on easter
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pentecost orginially
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when the holy spirit comes down upon the apostles and enabled tem to preach and baptize others
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church revealed to the world
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christ's own body
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the church's mission
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to continue jesus' ministry
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ultimate gol of te church
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the kingdom of god is fully realieed and lal the faithful are gatthered together in untity with one another with God in heaven
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4 characteristics of church
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one holy catholic apostoli
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the church is
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one in the faith ahs been passed down to us
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the church is holy
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unfailingly
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catholic
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universal
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who is good news for
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everyone
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apostle's sucessors
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bishops
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sacraments
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usefula nd visible signs of God's invisible grace
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grace
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gift of god's love presence with us, which empowers us to respond to his call and to live always as his children
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sacraments of initation
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baptism, confirmation, the eucharist
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sacraments of healing
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anointing of the sick and reconciliation
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sacraments at the service of communion
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matrimony and holy orders
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what are sacramental symbols and what do they do
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all of the words, obects, gestures, and actions used in the scraments are sacramental symbosl that bring us god's healing love
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who leads sacraments
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minister of the church
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who sanctifies us
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christ
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central liturgy of the church
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eucharistic liturgy the mass
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eucharist
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thanksgiving
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eucharistic species
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the bread and wine after they had become Christ's body and blood
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christ in the priest
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to bring the saving power from his death into our livs
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why is christ speaking to us in scriptures
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we read it because of his word
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consecrated
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having made a person, place, or thing holy
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what we believe about eucharist
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actually the body and blood of christ
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what others believe about the eucharist
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only symbolically
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rabbi
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hebrew word for teacher
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magisterium
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official teachign voice of the church
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ex cathedra
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from the chair
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when are bishops infallible
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when they are in the chair
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how do we participate in the ministry of christ
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ordained ministry, laity: marriage, parenthood, single life, consecrated life
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ordained ministry
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bishops priests or deacons
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the laity
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majority of christians
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evangelical counsels
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the call to go beyond the minimum rules of life required by god and strive for spiritual perfection
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commitments
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poverty chastity obedience
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vows
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promise to god to live the evangelical counsels
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epistles
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letters written to particular christian communities by the evangelists
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what was the first thing written in the new testamtn
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gospel of mark
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evangelists
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anyone who actively works to spread the gospel
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noncanonical
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writings not inspired by the holy spirit and don't reflect true teachings about jesus
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tradition
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process of passing on the gospel messge
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infallible
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without error
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canonized saints
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deceased catholics that have been publicly and officially proclaimed a saint
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god is invisible but
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we can look at creation to see his goodness
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what did the apostles do after the resurrection
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continued by creating communities inf aith
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cloistered
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live in community, rarely leave the monastery, do work to support themselves, mainly they just pray for the needs of the world any people visit for a weekend or long retreats
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what is foundational in our faith
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family
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community of saints
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whole community of the faithful in heaven and earth
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what does nature remind us of
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god is the origin and creator of all that is
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theology
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the study of god
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what is jesus
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word made flesh
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did god ever stop being god
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no when god became man he did not stop being god, he always was and is and now he is man as well
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heresies
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false beliefs
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jesus similarity to humans
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normal emotions an dorgans
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sacred heart
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jesus has loved us all with a human heart
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theotokos
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mother of god
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immaculate conception
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dec 8; mary was conceived in her mother (st. Ann)
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holy days of obligation
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feast day on which catholics are supposed to attend mass
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original sin
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first sin of human kind
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personal sin
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any deliberate offense, in through word or deed against the will God
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perpetual virginity
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became pregnant while remaining a virgin
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assumption of mary
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god brought the whole body and soul of mary into heaven
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seat of wisdom
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wisdom is personified as a woman; in old testament
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sadducees
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strictly adhered the torah and preserved the sanctify of the temple; strictly adhered to the temple
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anti-semitism
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prejudice against the jews
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