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atheist
page 22
a person who
denies the existence of God.
monitheistic
page 23
religions that believe there is only
one God.
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
are the
three
great monotheistic
religions
.
polytheistic
page 23
religions that believe in
multiple gods and goddesses
. The
ancient Greeks and Romans
were polytheistic as is the
Hindu
faith
deism
page 23
the belief that
God did create the universe
but that he
takes no further interest in it
agnostics
page 24
people who claim that
God's existence cannot be known
transcendence
page 27
a trait of God that refers to
God's total otherness
and being infinitely beyond and
independent of creation
immanence
page 27
a trait of God which refers to
God's intimate union
with and total
presence to his creation
doctor of the church
page 28
a
Church writer of great learning and holiness
whos works the
Church has highly recommended for studying
and living the faith
covenant
page 29
the open ended contract of love between God and human beings
. Jesus' death and resurrection sealed God's new covenant of love for all time.
Testament translates to covenant
.
bible
page 29
the inspired word of God
; the written record of revelation
sacred tradition
page 30
the living transmission of the Church's gospel message
found in the Church's
teaching
life
worship
It is faithfully preserved, handed on, and interpreted by the Church's Magisterium.
dogma
page 30
a central
truth of revelation
that Catholics are obliged to believe
Yahweh
page 31
the sacred
Hebrew name for God
which means
"I am who am"
"I am"
"I am who I am"
Blessed Trinity
page 32
the
central dogma of the Christian faith
that
there are
three divine persons-
Father
Son
Holy Spirit
Abba
page 32
An Aramaic
term of endearment
meaning "
Daddy
." Jesus uses this word to teach that
God is a loving father.
divine providence
page 34
God's loving and watchful guidance over his creatures
on their way to their final goal and perfection.
original sin
page 35
the fallen state of human nature
into which all generations of people are born. Christ
Jesus came to save us from original sin
.
original holiness and justice
page 36
the state of man and woman before sin
. "From their friendship with God flowed the happiness of their existence in paradise."
concupiscence
page 36
an inclination to commit sin
that can be found in
human
desires
and appetites
as a result of original sin.
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religion chapter I vocab
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religion vocabulary words for chapter I
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