2022 Midterm Study Guide Religion

Magisterium

________- living office of the Church, which is all the popes and bishops.

Jesus

________ invited everyone to enter God's Kingdom bt= y listening to his teaching and repenting of sin.

Modesty

________- which means the thinking, speaking, acting, and dressing in ways that show respect for ourselves and others.

Atheism

________- a sin against the first commandment in which one rejects or densis Gods existence.

Human sexuality

________- the gift of being able to feel, think, choose, love and act as the male or female person God created us to be.

Envy

________- feeling of sadness when someone else has the things we want for ourselves.

Covet

________- is to wrongly desire someone or something.

Justice

________- respecting the rights of others and giving them what is rightfully theirs.

Idolatry

________- giving worship to a creature of thing instead of God.

Temperance

________- which moderates (lessens) the attraction of pleasure and helps us bring our desires into balance.

Catechism

________- summary of Cathloic faith to guide the whole Church; teachings of the Church.

Human Dignity

________- the value and worth that we share because God created us in his image and likeness.

Eyewitness

________- one who sees an occurrence or an object.

Conscience

________- the ability to know the difference between good and evil and right an wrong.

Temptation

________- the attraction to choose sin.

Holiness

________- a participation in God's goodness and a response to God's love by the way we live.

Free

________ will- Gods gift to human beings of the freedom and ability to choose what to do.

Epiphany

________- celebrate that God the Father revealed his Son to all the nations.

disciples of Jesus Christ

As ________, we are called to choose actions that show our love for God, others, and ourselves.

Tradition

________- a doctrine believed to have divine authority though not in the scriptures.

Grace

________- a participation, or a sharing, in God s life and friendship.

Perjury

________- the act of making a false oath.

Original

The "first sin "committed by the first human beings is called ________ Sin.

Christmas

________- During ________ we will celebrate Jesus birth and rejoice in the Incarnation.

Great Commandment

________- Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.

Chastity

________- the virtue by which we use our human sexuatily in a responsible and faithful way.

Persecute

________- harass or annoy someone.

Sabbath

________- a day set apart to rest and honor God.

Absolution

________- the priest, in the person of Christ and through the power of the Holy Spirit, absolves (forgives) the person's sins during the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation.

Advent

________- the four weeks before Christmas, and also the beginning of the liturgical year-- is the season for preparation for the coming of Jesus Christ.

Adultery

________- infidelity in marriage, unfaithfulness to ones husband or wife.

Reverence

________- honor love, and respect.

Liturgy

________- the first part of Mass.

Incarnation

________- truth that the son of God became man.

Blasphemy

________- a thought word or act that makes of or shows contempt for hatred for God, the Church and the saints, or sacred objects.

Solemnity

________- important day.

Paschal Mystery

________- the suffering death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ.

OT

________- part of Bible before Jesus NT- part of Bible during time of Jesus.

Christmas Season

________ begins at Vigil Mass on Christmas Eve and ends with the feast of the Baptism of Jesus in January.

Lie

________- damages our own name, makes us lose respect for ourselves, and hurts other people.

Natural Law

The ________ is understood through our conscience.

Liturgical Year

________- the year of the catholic church.

New Testament

________- part of Bible during the time of Jesus.

Testament

________- A statement of belief.

Jesus

________ taught a New Commandment:"I give you a new commandment: love one another.As I have loved you, so you should love one another ..

Natural Laws

________- the law of God within us, which is known by human reason.

Natural Laws

the law of God within us, which is known by human reason

Conscience

the ability to know the difference between good and evil and right an wrong

Free will

Gods gift to human beings of the freedom and ability to choose what to do

Original Sin

the state of sin and the loss of our share in Gods life that we inherit from the sin of the first human beings

Eternal Life

a life of happiness with God forever

Grace

a participation, or a sharing, in God s life and friendship

Holiness

a participation in God's goodness and a response to God's love by the way we live

Kingdom of God

the power of God active in our lives ahd in our world

Human Dignity

the value and worth that we share because God created us in his image and likeness

Moral decision-making

the process by which we make choices between right and wrong, good and evil, eternal life and sin

Well-formed conscience

a conscience that is educated so that it is able to recognize what is good and the direct us to act on that good

Social sin

unjust situations and conditions that negatively impact society and its institutions

Catechism

summary of Cathloic faith to guide the whole Church; teachings of the Church

Absolution

the priest, in the person of Christ and through the power of the Holy Spirit, absolves (forgives) the person's sins during the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation

Great Commandment

Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind

And the second is like it

Love your neighbor as yourself

Idolatry

giving worship to a creature of thing instead of God

Atheism

a sin against the first commandment in which one rejects or densis Gods existence

Sacred

holy

Reverence

honor love, and respect

Blasphemy

a thought word or act that makes of or shows contempt for hatred for God, the Church and the saints, or sacred objects

Perjury

the act of making a false oath

Sabbath

a day set apart to rest and honor God

Paschal Mystery

the suffering death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ

Human sexuality

the gift of being able to feel, think, choose, love and act as the male or female person God created us to be

Adultery

infidelity in marriage, unfaithfulness to ones husband or wife

Chastity

the virtue by which we use our human sexuatily in a responsible and faithful way

Stealing

is any action that unjustly takes away property or rights of others

Justice

respecting the rights of others and giving them what is rightfully theirs

Lie

damages our own name, makes us lose respect for ourselves, and hurts other people

Temptation

the attraction to choose sin

Covet

is to wrongly desire someone or something

Temperance

which moderates (lessens) the attraction of pleasure and helps us bring our desires into balance

Modesty

which means the thinking, speaking, acting, and dressing in ways that show respect for ourselves and others

Greed

an excessive desire to have or own things

Envy

feeling of sadness when someone else has the things we want for ourselves

Persecute

harass or annoy someone

Eyewitness

one who sees an occurrence or an object

Magisterium

living office of the Church, which is all the popes and bishops

Tradition

a doctrine believed to have divine authority though not in the scriptures

Testament

A statement of belief

Old Testament

part of the Bible before the time of Jesus

New Testament

part of Bible during the time of Jesus

Liturgical Year

the year of the catholic church

Liturgy

the first part of Mass

Incarnation

truth that the son of God became man

Christmas

During Christmas we will celebrate Jesus birth and rejoice in the Incarnation

Solemnity

important day

Epiphany

celebrate that God the Father revealed his Son to all the nations

Chapters 1

2

The second is like it

"You shall love your neighbor as yourself."

The Bible

- Important details