Key Concepts in Theology and Philosophy: Fall, Sacraments, and Happiness

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What 3 relationships were ruined/wounded because of the Fall of Adam and Eve?

The relationships that were ruined are: the relationship between humanity and God, the relationship between humanity and each other, and the relationship between humanity and creation.

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What happened to the intellect and will because of Original sin?

Original sin darkened the intellect and weakened the will, making it more difficult for humans to discern truth and choose good.

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What becomes necessary to repair the relationship that Adam and Eve destroyed?

The two actions of Jesus that were necessary are His Passion and Resurrection. We must receive the Sacrament of Baptism via water to repair this relationship.

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What is the risk of education that Guisanni talks about in his book The Risk of Education?

The risk of education involves the potential for misunderstanding or misapplying knowledge, leading to a disconnection from truth and moral values.

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What are the transcendentals?

The transcendentals are truth, beauty, and goodness. Partaking in these means aligning oneself with God's nature and understanding the divine attributes.

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What is a vocation?

A vocation is a calling or purpose in life. The Latin root is 'vocare', meaning 'to call'. The universal vocation of all mankind is to love and serve God and others.

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What is the new status we receive after baptism?

After baptism, we receive the status of being a child of God, which grants us a new identity and relationship with God.

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What is the significance of art and beauty in theology?

Art and beauty reflect God's creation and truth, serving as a means to understand and appreciate the divine. Art and Beauty Mondays encourage exploration of these themes.

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What gift do we receive by the Sacrament of Baptism?

We receive the gift of sanctifying grace through Baptism, which cleanses us from Original sin and strengthens our relationship with God.

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What does it mean to be a disciple of Christ?

To be a disciple of Christ means to follow His teachings and example, with the essential need for faith and commitment.

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Other than to redeem man and woman from sin, why did God become incarnate?

God became incarnate to fully reveal Himself to humanity and to model the perfect human life.

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What is the definition of the Incarnation?

The Incarnation is the Christian belief that God became flesh in the person of Jesus Christ.

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What is concupiscence?

Concupiscence is the inclination to sin that remains after baptism. An example of an action that results from concupiscence is yielding to temptation.

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Why is philosophy a consolation?

Philosophy provides consolation by offering answers to fundamental questions about existence, purpose, and the nature of reality.

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How does Lady Philosophy remind Boethius of what matters for happiness?

Lady Philosophy reminds Boethius that true happiness comes from within and is found in the pursuit of virtue and wisdom, rather than external circumstances.