Unit 2 Based off of Jeopardy

Legalism

the attempt to produce sanctified living through the law

Moralizing

the attempt to produce change of behavior by appealing to what is good

Conditional gospel

“If you are sorry, you are forgiven”

Softening the Law

Introducing the Gospel into the law. (“God hates the sinner but loves the sinner.”)

Giving a faulty description of a Christian

Ignoring the Old Adam (“The Christian is always happy.”)

Confirmation

this “sacrament” is said to give the grace to complete Baptism, making one a soldier of Christ

Penance

comprised of contrition, confession, and satisfaction

Anointing of the sick

Done for those who are ill. (Extreme Unction or Last Rites)

Holy Orders

this is said to give power to transubstantiate the elements and grant an indelible character

Initiation, Healing, and Vocation

These are the three categories of Roman Sacraments

Representation

the teaching that states one only receives bread and wine, not Jesus’ body and blood

“the finite is not capable of the infinite?”

the phrase that tries to justify “representation” that limits Christ’s human nature by reasoning that body can’t be everywhere at once

Impanation

the body of Christ is said to be “locally” present in the bread

Consubstantiation

the bread and wine unite with body and blood to create a new substance