religion 3

wise seeker for truth uses both lobes of the brain
True False

definitions isolate one reality from another, symbols try to probe their inner meaning
True False

if there is no connection, religion is self delusive
True False

jesus is not a symbol, but really god
True False

mysterium tremendum is the difference between secular and sacred
True False

rituals awaken our souls
True False

formal religious rights, can become, but are not a substitute for genuine religious experience
True False

according to catholic theology, after consecration at mass, bread and wine are no longer symbols
True False

sacraments dont change us unless we want it to work
True False

as church, we are called to be sacraments wherever we go
True False

because love and honor are not physical they are not real
True False

if a picture of a fish means buy a fish here, it is a symbol
True False

if the olympics began without lighting of the flame with the torch,no one would mind
True False

ritual is an individuals private expression of faith
True False

the 7 sacraments are things done to us
True False

sacraments of the church

sacrament of christ

sacrament of god

core sacrament

personal faith and openness to grace are needed for an effectual change in sacraments
True False

a roman collar is ___

lobe of the brain that deals with symbols

example of a natural symbol

infleshment of god

minstrare

the lobe that deals with definitions

idea pictures

culturally conditioned symbol

"lord" in the NT

greek word for church

the church is a body with a soul called"

encounters with jesus

meaning is "to bind over and over" a connection with the power and energy of the overwhelming mystery

the word "lord the jews used a substitute for the unspeakable name of god

being made holy

a visible symbol of an inward grace

observable reality that represents invisible experiences

any object, point to itself