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East
believed the Spirit proceeded from "the Father"
TERM 2
West
DEFINITION 2
believed the Spirit proceeded from "the father and the son"
TERM 3
ecumenism
DEFINITION 3
Published by John Paul, this document begins remembering
the Christian Martyrs of all faiths. All Christians share a
communion with Jesus and share in his life.
TERM 4
The Filioque
Controversy
DEFINITION 4
Feud between the Eastern and Western churches over the
Trinitarian question surrounding the origin of the Holy Spirit.
TERM 5
World Religions
DEFINITION 5
all rise from the human's heart's search to understand and
for a union with the mystery we call God. The 5 great world
religions have their roots in Judaism and Hinduism
Abrahamic Religions
Judaism, Christianity and Islam are the _________ religions.
TERM 7
Leonard Feeney
DEFINITION 7
fervently preached condemnation and got himself
excommunicated for it.
TERM 8
Juan de Lugo
DEFINITION 8
dared to suggest that they could be saved by the faith they
had in the God of their own religions.
TERM 9
John Paul
II
DEFINITION 9
first pope to visit Jewish synagogue. Also reached out to
Islam. First one to enter Muslim Mosque.
TERM 10
Dominus Jesus
DEFINITION 10
document released by Vatican. Many welcomed this strong
statement while others did not.
the basis for
liturgy
the last supper serves as....
TERM 17
those present, in the living word of scripture
and in the Eucharist.
DEFINITION 17
At mass Jesus is experienced by...
TERM 18
Pope John Paul
II
DEFINITION 18
one of the most influential church leaders in the modern era.
He believed capitalism and communism unjustly give money
and property priority over people.
TERM 19
Principle of subsidiarity
DEFINITION 19
Pope Pius says : nothing individuals can do for themselves
should be taken away from them and given to the
community.
TERM 20
natural law
DEFINITION 20
Thomas Aquinas says an eternal law or plan exists in the
mind of God for all eternity and is an immutable source of all
truth and value.
detatchment
Jesus calls his followers to a life of....
TERM 22
leads us to be indifferent to the suffering of
others and the damage we are inflicting on
the earth.
DEFINITION 22
Pope Johns Paul II says that the cries we are in....
TERM 23
store up treasures that can be consumed by
moths and thieves.
DEFINITION 23
Jesus told his disciples not too....
TERM 24
how oppression and suffering are so much a
part of life and yet can be redemptive and
saving if endured with courage and faith.
DEFINITION 24
Jesus' passion, his agony in the garden and death reveal...
TERM 25
personal sin and also structures that oppress
the government, prisons, the military, ect.
DEFINITION 25
According to Jesus people need to be liberated from...
High Christology
an approach to Jesus which emphasizes the "word"(logos"
becoming flesh and the oneness in unison between Jesus and
the Father(God)-This tends to neglect the "humanity" of
Jesus
TERM 32
Low Christology
DEFINITION 32
from this perspective one starts with the life of Jesus of
Nazareth (His humanity) rather than with the pre-existing
"logos". It views Jesus' life as an ongoing opening to divinity
or divine life.
TERM 33
Logos
DEFINITION 33
Greek word for reason. It also has a technical term "unifying
principle of all creation, the power that underlies all of
creation and the principle of order in the universe.(theology
uses this term to describe Jesus' presence in the world as
Son of God)
TERM 34
Apologists
DEFINITION 34
theologians who defended the faith
TERM 35
Heresy
DEFINITION 35
a false teaching or a teaching that goes against orthodoxy
Orthodoxy
correct teaching in the eyes of the Church:right teaching or
right practice.
TERM 37
creed
DEFINITION 37
a short summary of belief
TERM 38
Doctrine
DEFINITION 38
official teachings or principles of religion.
TERM 39
Dogma
DEFINITION 39
doctrines or teachings that have been proclaimed
authoritatively by a given religion or church
TERM 40
Trinity
DEFINITION 40
the three "persons" of Father, Son and Holy Spirit
Social or Structural sin
describes human-made structures that offend human dignity
by causing people to suffer oppresion, exploitation or
marginalization.
TERM 47
conscience
DEFINITION 47
the human drive and ability to discover what is good and to
do it.
TERM 48
virtue
DEFINITION 48
perfecting one's will and lower appetites to dispose him or
her to act in accordance with "right reason".
TERM 49
supernatural grace
DEFINITION 49
God's gift of God's self to us
TERM 50
actual grace
DEFINITION 50
the effect of grace in the human person or what we do with
the free gift.
freedom
the ability to choose the good.
TERM 52
cognitive knowledge
DEFINITION 52
gained through information and facts (head knowledge)
TERM 53
evaluative knowledge
DEFINITION 53
gained through relationships and experience and involves
personal, heartfelt grasp of value (heartfelt knowledge)
TERM 54
scientism
DEFINITION 54
the the belief that the only valid method of knowing is
science and what cannot be known by science doesn't exist.
TERM 55
creationism
DEFINITION 55
the true doctrine of the catholic church concerning the origin
of the human soul.
materialism
is the theory that physical matter is the only reality and that
everything, including thought, feeling, ect can be explained
in terms of matter
TERM 62
secularism
DEFINITION 62
teaching that the foundation of morality, duty and religion is
to be sought in nature alone and that, therefore, the teaching
aids and sanctions of supernatural religion and the church
are of no account to human conduct.
TERM 63
Thomas Aquinas
DEFINITION 63
13th century theologian who accomplished the intergration
of Aristotle's thought and Christian tradition on the existence
of god ( used logic, observation and reason)
