Unit 1 theology vomit ew why am i studying this DIEEE

slides 2, 9, 11, 12, 3, 11, 29, 12, 28, 16, 19, 33,34, 35, 22

literal sense of scripture

the meaning of the words contextualized by literary/cultural/historical study

allegorical sense of scripture

the search for deeper meaning hidden under the surface of the the literal meaning

moral sense of scripture

the meaning of the words for how to live a virtuous life

anagogical sense of scripture

the meaning of the words as they point to the end times; ex: out ultimate goal to enter heaven

covenant

a sacred, unbreakable agreement that forms a familial bond, a promise that God never breaks

Typology

the study of how the people, places, and events of the Old Testament prefigure/foreshadow the people, places, and events of the New Testament

Divine Revelation

God revealed himself and His love for us through His plan of salvation.

Salvation History

God’s plan to lead us to salvation

ex nihilo

God creating the world out of nothing; word meaning “out of nothing”

ex simul (at the same time)

the heavenly hosts, all of the angels have been in existence since the dawn of time

Paschal Mystery

the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus

mediator

the person who represents the group of people God made His covenant with. Ex: Noah, Abraham, Moses

Dignity, intellect, free will, and stewardship

Humans alone stand out amongst the rest of God’s creation because they have…

Embodied Souls

the idea that you are a body-soul union

Soul

immortal spiritual principle of our human life that makes us “like” God

Original man

the experience of man before sin in the Garden of Eden

Genesis 2

reveals the theological truth that humans are made to love God, one another, and all of God’s creation. Here he creates paradise for his people, and walks in union and friendship with man before the sin

theological truths

states that the world is created with order, goodness, and beauty

fall of man

figurate account in genesis 3, where adam and eve disobey God, breaking the covenant he made with them, causing them to lose many of their origional blessings

disobeying God’s direct command not to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil

the sin adam and eve commiteed against God, causing the covenant to be broken

original sin

the first sin of human beings, causing the fall of man

temptation

the invitation to sin

sin

misuse of freewill that blatanly disobey’s God’s plan

concupiscence

The tendency or inclination of all humans to commit sin and continue to do so

divine filiation

adam was created in the image and likeness of God

preist

adam’s duty to “till and keep” the garden

Prophet

speaks for God

King

dominion (stewardship)

Historical Man

a reflection on the body as humans experienced history

theology of the body

Pope John Paul wrote on this to understand what genesis teaches us about what it means to be human

Between God and Man, Within oneself, Between man and woman, all of creation

how sin affects the human person, the four breaks (relational wounds) after Sin

agape

self-sacrificial love

eros

inner force or romantic desire that attracts us to what is true, good, and beautiful