CLF 1st module

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Hunger for God

Module 1

Physicality

We experience hunger, thirst, get tried, propagate.

Spirituality

We search for meaning, freedom, justice, love, and many qualities.

paradox

an expression or revelation of an inner or inherent contradiction.

incongruousness

we want to be better persons but our actions do not conform to the ideals.

human innermost longings

1. assurance that we are loved

2. for enjoyment

3. to be beautiful

4. to be great

5. intimacy without shame

6. wholehearted and passionate

7. to make a long and deep lasting impact

Creature-ness of Man

Man is bound by time and space, but transcendence is still possible.

Transcendence

Going beyond and surpassing one’s self.

human heart

Our desire for God is written in our?

God

Man exists not by himself but he is created by ___ and for ___.

God never ceases

never ceases to draw man to himself.

ONLY in God

Man will find true happiness and truth ONLY in?

St. Augustine

Who said “My heart is restless until it rests in you”?

St. Teresa of Avila

Who said “Whoever has God lacks nothing: God alone is enough”?

Anthropological and theological faith

what are the two kinds of faith?

God (Theo)

Theo means?

Man

Anthropos means?

Theological faith

The descending invitation of God to man.

Anthropological faith

The ascending response of man to God’s loving invitation.

A two way traffic

Describe the two kinds of faith

St. Paul

who said “Grace is built on nature”

Religiousis-man

As a religious being man is called as?

Psalm 63

What was the psalm of David when he was in the wilderness of Judah.

Logotherapy

what was the explanation of humanity’s hunger for God in psychology?

Viktor Frankl

Austrian neurologist that created Logotherapy

Ludwig Feuerbach

According to him, God is the projection of the strongest desire of humanity.

Unknown God

What does Agnostos Theos mean?

Natural movement

A result of substantial form acting upon it’s material component.

Violent movement

A body when left to itself must be at rest until it is disturbed by something else.

fundamentalist

More on reason but less faith

fanatic

more on faith but less reason

St. Anselm

transforming the belief of faith into the seeing of understanding.