Hypostatic union
what are the two natures of Jesus?
Fully man and Fully God
After the Great Schism, the Western Church became known as Roman Catholic, while the Eastern Church took this name.
What is the Eastern orthodox church
While Scripture refers to the written Word of God in the Bible, this term refers to the teachings passed down orally from the Apostles.
What is apostles
What is intercession?
the act of praying to God on behalf of someone elseinstead of just for yourself.
This term, from the Greek for "to bring good news," refers to the Church's primary mission to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all people.
What is evangelization
What is docetism?
Its the belief where Jesus was in a human disguise and how he wasn't a real man
Communication between the two sides was difficult because the Western Church primarily used Latin, while the Eastern Church primarily used this language.
What is greek
The Catholic Church teaches that these "two" things are like two streams coming from the same source, and both are needed to understand God's word.
What is scripture and tradition
: At this biblical event, Mary acted as a powerful intercessor by pointing out a problem to Jesus, leading to His first miracle.
What is wedding at cana
According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Church is "missionary by her very nature" because she originates from the missions of these two Persons of the Holy Trinity.
What is the son and the holy spirit
Definition of the hypostatic union?
This is the specific year that historians usually point to as the official start of the Great Schism.
What is 1054
Catholics believe that the Holy Spirit used Tradition to help the early Church decide which books were inspired by God to be put into this "library."
What is bible
According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, He is the "one intercessor with the Father" on behalf of all men.
What is jesus christ
This scriptural mandate found in Matthew 28:19—"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations"—is often called by this "Great" name
What is the great commision
This doctrine says Jesus is not a "half-and-half" mixture, but is instead fully both of these.
What are God and Man
While the Western Church was centered in Rome, the Eastern Church was centered in this city, which is now called Istanbul.
What is constantinople
During the Reformation, some groups began to believe in "Scripture Alone," which is often called by this two-word Latin name
What is sola scriptura
This popular 13th-century Franciscan saint is frequently turned to for intercession when a person has lost a personal item.
What is Saint anthony of padua
The Church's mission is often categorized into three roles based on Christ’s own ministry: teaching, governing, and this role focused on making people holy through the sacraments.
What is the sanctifying mission
Even though he has two different natures, the Hypostatic Union says Jesus is only one of these.
What is person
A major cause of the split was a fight over power: the West followed the Pope, while the East followed this leader in Constantinople.
What is patriarch
In the Church, "Tradition" with a Capital T refers to core beliefs that never change, while this "small t" word refers to things like customs or music that can change
What is tradition
Due to his name being similar to Christ's betrayer, this Apostle was often "forgotten" by early Christians, leading him to become the patron saint of lost causes
what is saint jude thaddeus
This Latin term describes the process of "planting" the Gospel into a specific culture while respecting its identity and spiritual traditions.
What is inculturation