5 Written Questions

1. 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.
2. faith hope and love.
3. a person who denies the existence of god
4. the belief that gods existence cannot be known.
5. belief in one or more god

5 Matching Questions

1. faith
2. secularism
3. st peter
4. religion
5. virtue

1. a habits people have
2. b first pope of the church
3. c the relationship between god and humans that results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices.
4. d indifference to religion and a brief that religion should be excluded from civic affairs and public education.
5. e a gift from god, one of the 3 theological virtues. refers to personal knowledge of god.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. practical judgement of reason that helps a person decide the goodness or sinfulness of an action or attitude.
   1. conscience
   2. omnipotence
   3. covenant
   4. monotheism
2. heritage of faith contained in sacred scripture and tradition, handed down in the church from the time of the apostles. magisterium is account manager
   1. deposit of faith
   2. faith
   3. polytheism
   4. agnosticism
3. 5 proofs
   1. agnosticism
   2. original sin
   3. st thomas aquinas
   4. secularism
4. binging and solemn agreement between human beings of between god and people, holding each to a particular course of action
   1. faith
   2. atheist
   3. dogma
   4. covenant
5. written record of divine revelation.
   1. sacred scripture
   2. conscience
   3. sacred tradition
   4. salvation history

5 True/False Questions

1. divine revelation → the way god communicates knowledge of himself to humankind.

   True        False

2. magisterium → official teaching authority of church. pope and bishops

   True        False

3. circumcision → seals covenant of abraham

   True        False

4. irreligion → a vice contrary to the virtue of religion that directs us away from what we owe to god in justice

   True        False

5. dogma → a gift from god, one of the 3 theological virtues. refers to personal knowledge of god.

   True        False