Challenges to Apostolic Faith
Teachers whose writings extended the Tradition of the Apostles and who continue to be important for the Church's teachings.
Church Fathers
Jesus was created like us and did not exist before he was conceived in Mary's womb
Arianism
Produced the first draft of the Nicene Creed
The central Christian liturgical celebration established by Jesus at the Last Supper
the Eucharist
The Trinity wants us to be involved with this group of people, even when its inconvenient
Our family
A gathering of the Church's bishops from around the world to address the pressing issues in the Church
Ecumenical Council
In Jesus there were actually two differently persons, one divine and one human.
Nestorianism
Council of Constantinople
An important holy day in the Catholic liturgical calendar
solemnity
You guys can reach out to this group of people at school like the Trinity reaches our to us
New students
The quality of being holy, worthy of respect and reverence; set apart from God
Sacred
Jesus' humanity was a sort of disguise-- he looked and acted like a human and acted like a human, but inside he was really just God
Docetism
This Council concluded that Jesus is of the same substance as God the Father when it comes to the divinity, and the same substance as Us for his humanity.
Council of Nicaea
The decision on the fate of the human race by Jesus at his Second Coming
Last Judgment
You can enlarge this group of people to include those that others may have excluded
friends and aquaintances
the study of human existence based on logical reasoning
Philosophy
Jesus' divinity fully absorbed his humanity, so that, in the end, he was only divine and not human
Monophysitism
This council gave Mary her new title as the mother of God
This Sacrament has an important relationship with the Nicene Creed
You can take on a new role in this type of community
Parish
substance
Salvation can be attained only by a select, elite group, by acquiring special knowledge from God.
Gnosticism
Council that focused on the inner life of Christ as opposed to the Trinity as a whole
Council of Chalcedon
These four major events are seen as key events for our salvation
Jesus' birth, death, Resurrection, and Ascension
This text is quoted as saying "there is a certain resemblance between the unity of the divine persons" and the kind of relationships we should have with one another
Catechism of the Catholic Church