Terminology
Ekklesia is the Greek translation of this word.
What is church?
Church is perhaps best understood not as a noun, but as a ________.
What is verb?
This phrase is used to describe the Host, the Church, and that which was crucified.
What is the body of Christ?
This term means the study of or reference to the end of times.
What is eschatology?
This is the translation of sensus fidelium.
What is "sense of the faithful"?
This term's traditional definition is "faith seeking understanding."
What is theology?
This mark of the church comes from the Greek meaning "one who is sent out"?
What is apostolic (apostolos)?
This is the Vatican II dogmatic constitution on the Church.
What is Lumen Gentium?
For Kasper, Pentecost is a correction of which Old Testament episode?
What is the Tower of Babel?
This document from Vatican I affirms the Pope's primacy and infallibility.
What is Pastor Aeternus ("Eternal Shepherd")?
This term's definition is "the lived experience of faith."
What is spirituality?
This term is used to describe the phenomenon of expressing something whose origins come from beyond you, such as when the Evangelists were "breathed into" and wrote the gospels.
What is inspiration?
This model of Louis-Marie Chauvet's models of sacramentality describes sacraments as mere signs, emphasizes feelings and spirituality, and minimizes the role of the priest.
What is the subjectivist model?
This prophetic book of the Old Testament is the first to describe the kingdom of God that would supplant all previous kingdoms.
What is Daniel?
According to Dei Verbum, these are the 3 co-equal pillars of authority in the Catholic Church.
What is scripture, tradition, and magisterium?
The Pope speaks infallibly when he speaks ... (finish this sentence with the proper Latin phrase).
What is ex cathedra ("from the chair")?
Kasper believed that the starting point for ecclesiology must be...
What is the creed?
Vatican II refers to the Church as a "sacrament of _______"?
What is unity.
Dulles's chapter on "Church and Eschatology" concludes by embracing this model of his 5 models of Church.
What is all of them?
This Old Testament book offers a prime example of the principle of subsidiarity, affirming the dignity and freedom of smaller communities to confront challenges, as read in class.
What is Exodus?
How many councils have their been in the Catholic Church's history?
What is 21?
Briefly summarize the basic problem of ecclesiology, according to Kasper.
What is connecting the Church as a testament of faith to its institutional reality?
Summarize Boff's thesis in Ch. 12 in Church, Charism, and Power.
What is that the Catholic Church's ecclesiology has historically erred in interpreting itself as the "carnal" body of Christ, when it should have interpreted itself as the post-resurrection body of Christ, vivified by the Holy Spirit.
He said, "In similar fashion our salvation depends upon our knowing and recognizing the Chief Good which is God Himself. I have a capacity in my soul for taking in God entirely. I am as sure as I live that nothing is so near to me as God. God is nearer to me than I am to myself; my existence depends on the nearness and presence of God."
Who is Meister Eckhart?
According to Gaillardetz, this level of Church authority should be met with "obsequium of intellect and will": dogma, definitive doctrine, non-definitive doctrine, or prudential admonitions.
What is non-definitive doctrine?