religion exam chapter 1
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
agnosticism | the belief that gods existence cannot be known. |
covenant | binging and solemn agreement between human beings of between god and people, holding each to a particular course of action |
faith | a gift from god, one of the 3 theological virtues. refers to personal knowledge of god. |
omnipotence | all powerful |
religion | the relationship between god and humans that results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices. |
secularism | indifference to religion and a brief that religion should be excluded from civic affairs and public education. |
atheist | a person who denies the existence of god |
deposit of faith | heritage of faith contained in sacred scripture and tradition, handed down in the church from the time of the apostles. magisterium is account manager |
irreligion | a vice contrary to the virtue of religion that directs us away from what we owe to god in justice |
original sin | sin of disobedience committed by adam and eve that resulted in their loss of original holiness and justice and their becoming subject to sin and death. |
sacred scripture | written record of divine revelation. |
theological virtues | faith hope and love. |
circumcision | seals covenant of abraham |
divine revelation | the way god communicates knowledge of himself to humankind. |
magisterium | official teaching authority of church. pope and bishops |
st peter | first pope of the church |
sacred tradition | living transmission of the church's gospel message found in the church's teaching |
st thomas aquinas | 5 proofs |
conscience | practical judgement of reason that helps a person decide the goodness or sinfulness of an action or attitude. |
dogma | central truth of revelation the catholics are obliged to believe |
monotheism | belief in one god |
polytheism | belief in one or more god |
salvation history | the story of gods saving action in human history |
virtue | habits people have |
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