One
United, unity
The Church is Holy and _____
Imperfect
Universal or pertaining to the whole world
What is the foundation of the Church?
The Apostles
What mark of the Church do heresies and schisms effect?
The ultimate example and source of the Church's unity
The Trinity
What does Holy mean?
Related to God or Set aside for God
What is the mission of the Catholic Church?
Evangelization
What does the word Apostle mean?
One who is sent forth/out
Salvation can only be achieved by some people through secret knowledge. Denied humanity of Christ – human was an apparition
Gnosticism
The ___ is also a symbol of the Church's oneness, unity
Pope
Name one of the 5 types of Grace
TBD
What holds the fullness and means for Salvation?
The Church
What are the 3 ways the Church is Apostolic?
1.Built on the Apostles
2. Preserves Teaching
3. Led by Successors
Jesus is a supreme being but is not God therefore is not eternal and not equal to the Father (rejects divinity)
Arianism
____ is the task towards unity amongst other Christian faiths
Ecumenism
What is the difference between Sancta and Sancti?
Holy things vs. Holy People
What are the 2 ways the Church is Catholic?
1. Christ is fully (wholly) united to the Church. She holds the fullness of the means of salvation
2. Mission to evangelize to the whole world
Explain one of the 3 ways the Church is Apostolic
TBD
Who were the two key players in the Protestant Schism? And why?
Martin Luther- indulgences, 95 theses
Henry VIII- Right to divorce
What are the 3 types of unity we talked about?
Unity of Faith, Unity of Worship, Unity of Apostolic Succession
What are the 3 levels of Sanctification?
Church Militant, Church Suffering, Faithful Triumphant
The Catholic Church is the foundation of ____ because it is the Church that was established by Christ
Truth
The Pope along with the Bishops make up the official teaching authority of the Church also called....
Magisterium
Name the five heresies and four schisms as discussed in class
Heresies- Gnosticism, Arianism, Apollinarianism, Nestorianism, Monophysitism
Schisms- Schism of 431, Schism of 451, The Great Schism (1054), Protestant Reformation