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Study cards detailing the specific Greek titles for Mary, historical dates for religious dogmas, the life and beliefs of Martin Luther, and the definitions of the Holy Trinity.
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What is the literal meaning of the Greek term Theotokos?
Bearer of God
What does the Greek word Acipantheno mean?
Ever Virgin
What did Pope Pius IX declare on Dec.8−1854?
Mary was sinless for her whole life
What is the meaning of the term Immaculate?
meaning without stain
What are the meanings for the Greek title Achrantos?
"All pure" or "spotless"
What is the literal meaning of the Greek term Kecharitomene?
"Full of grace"
Where and when was the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception first formulated?
In England at the time of St. Anselm (1033−1109)
Who established the Feast of the Immaculate conception in 1476?
Pope Sixtus IV
Who proclaimed the dogma of the Immaculate Conception on Dec81854?
Pope Pius IX
What did Pope Pius XII declare on Nov1950?
The Assumption of Mary Body and Soul into heaven
Where did Mary spend her last years?
Ephesus, Turkey
On what date is the Assumption recorded?
August15
According to the lecture notes, what are the 2 theological Virtues?
Faith and Hope
What is the Latin origin and definition provided for the word Faith?
Latin = Fides meaning Hat of believing
What was the motto of Martin Luther and its meaning?
Sola Fide meaning -By Faith alone
What are the birth and death years of Martin Luther?
1483−1546
What did Martin Luther believe in 1521 regarding salvation?
believed salvatio can be achieved through faith only
Why did Martin Luther reject specific teachings in relation to James?
James opposes Luther's believe
In the Dogma of Holy Trinity, what are the roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?
Father - Creator; Son - Redeem; Holy Spirit - Sanctifies
How do Catholics believe salvation can be achieved?
By faith and good works
What are the Latin roots and meaning for the Trinity?
Latin: Trinus and unitas meaning three in one