Knowing God
Creation
Reason
Divine Revelation
Scripture & Tradition
100

True or False: We can fully understand God through our own thoughts and ideas.

False

100

What day was it that God rested from the work of creation?

The seventh day.

100

What gift allows us to think about questions like “Why am I here?” and “Does God exist?”

Human Reason.

100

What do we call it when God freely makes Himself known to humanity?

Divine Revelation.
100

What are the two ways God's Revelation is handed on through the Church?

Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.

200

What is the big question that this entire talk is trying to answer?

How do we get to know God?

200

If a painting can tell us something about its artist, what can creation tell us about God?

That there is a Creator behind it / something about His creativity and greatness.

200

Name one big question human beings naturally ask that can lead us to think about God.

Why am I here? What is truth? What is the meaning of life? Does God exist?

200

What makes Divine Revelation different from simply using our own reason to learn about God?

God Himself takes the initiative to make Himself known to us.

200

What is the Bible?

The inspired Word of God.

300

What are the three main ways that we can come to know God?

Creation, the human person/reason, and Divine Revelation.

300

The original moral sense which enables man to discern by reason the good and the evil.

What is the natural law.

300

What is the limitation of reason when it comes to knowing God?

Reason can help us know that God exists, but it cannot fully tell us who God is.

300

Who is the fullness of Divine Revelation?

Jesus.

300

What does Sacred Tradition mean?

The living transmission of the faith handed on from the apostles through the Church.