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The form taken by Satan in the Garden of Eden.
What is a serpent?
Our "First Father". The Hebrew name refers to and individual or to mankind in in general.
Who is Adam?
The books that contain the Truth of God's revelation, which were composed by human authors under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
What is the Bible?
The garden in which God placed Adam and Eve.
What is Eden?
God's bringing forth of the universe and all its inhabitants.
What is creation?
The 27 books of the Bible written during Apostolic times.
What is the New Testament?
Human beings were created with intelligence, free will, and the capacity to love.
What is the Image and Likeness of God?
Immortal, does not parish, and is separated from the human body at death.
What is the soul?
Name taken from the Hebrew name meaning to obstruct or oppose.
Who is Satan?
An angel personally assigned to protect and intercede for every human being.
What is a guardian angel?
Another name for the Bible.
What is Holy Scripture?
Means to be "bought back". It refers to the God's plan to safe us from the consequences of sin.
What is redemption?
The story of God's plan to save man from the consequences of sin. It is unfolding now and will continue until the Second Coming.
What is salvation history?
The scientific theory that species came to be as they are by a gradual process of change.
What is evolution?
The gift from God that includes the power of directing ones own actions.
What is free will?
Members of a Jewish sect active during the life of Jesus recognized for their strict observance of the Law.
Who are the Pharisees?
The state that existed between our first parents and God.
What is Original Holiness?
Guided by God. It comes from a word meaning "breathed in."
What is inspired?
Making no mistake or errors.
What is inerrant?
The 46 books of the Bible that record the history of salvation from creation to the time of Christ.
What is the Old Testament?
Gifts bestowed on Adam and Eve by God.
What are Preternatural Gifts?
The two basic senses of Scripture.
What are the Literal and the Spiritual?
Disordered human appetites or desires that constitute a human inclination to sin.
What is concupiscence?
The state enjoyed by our first parents characterized by inner harmony between man and woman and with creation.
What is Original Justice?
Beyond the limits of ordinary human experience.
What is transcendent?