Introduction
Rejected a God-centered life and chose a self-centered life
Who is Adam and Eve?
Early Christian writes who defended the core teachings of the faith.
What are Church Fathers?
What are the sacred parts of the biblical covenants?
The promise God made and the conditions God asked the person or group entering into the covenant to fulfill.
Was known for his wisdom.
Who is Solomon?
A fallen angel or the devil?
Who is Satan?
Limited beings created by God with the ability to freely receive his love and to enter into communion with him and one another.
Who are humans?
The killing of a sibling.
What is fratricide?
Gods anointed one.
Who is the Messiah?
The covenant established by God in Jesus Christ to fulfill and perfect the Old Covenant.
What is the New Covenant?
The sin by which the first human beings disobeyed the commandment of God, choosing to follow their own will rather than Gods.
What is Original Sin?
Created angels as intelligent and free spiritual creatures.
Who is God?
It prefigures Christ's saving us from our sins in the waters of Baptism.
What is The Great Flood?
Who did God always remain faithful to his promises to?
Who is King David?
A second part of the Book of Isaiah.
What are the Servant Songs?
The heretical belief that people because of their natural powers of free will, can lead morally good lives without Gods help.
What is Pelagianism?
John Calvin taught that Original Sin had so radically destroyed human freedom that it was impossible for humans to overcome.
What is the Council of Trent?
A temple that the Babylonians constructed to worship their God.
What is a ziggurat?
A psychiatric disorder like any illness, it reflects the loss of original holiness and original justice in the human race.
What is Anorexia?
Faithful Jews kept their religion alive through Temple worship and by meeting in prayer houses.
What are synagogues?
A name for Jesus Christ, who, through his obedience in his Life and Death, makes amends for the disobedience of the first Adam.
Who is New Adam?
A highly educated fourth-century monk who lived an austere life, believed that people could lead morally good lives with our God's help because of their natural powers of free will.
Who is Pelagius?
Identifying persons, events, or things in the Old Testament that prefigures and serve as a prototype of the fulfillment of God's plan in the Person of Christ.
What is Protoevangelium?
Who quotes "Original sin entails 'captivity under the power of the devil who thenceforth had the power of death"?
Traditionally symbolized Israel's role as a light to the nations.
What is Menorah?
Literally, "Ten Words", it describes the ten commandments given by God to Moses.
What is Decalogue?