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What is the primary focus of Christian integration?
Which dimension of faith corresponds to studying Christian doctrine?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the hands & feet dimension?
What does the ritualist type of Christian tend to prioritize?
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What is the ultimate goal of Christian integration?
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Which term best describes the process of connecting and balancing the three dimensions of Christian faith?
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Which component is associated with the heart dimension of faith?
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What characterizes a dogmatist Christian?
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Which of the following best represents the relationship between the dimensions of person and faith in Christian integration?
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What might a deficient Christian belief system prevent one from achieving in their life?
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In the context of Christian integration, what is the significance of the 'way' component?
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Identify the characteristic behavior of a 'Dogmatist' in the context of deficient Christians.
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How does the task of Christian integration typically evolve throughout a person's life?
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What is implied by the term 'Ritualist' in terms of their approach to Christian practices?
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Which aspect of Christian integration focuses on achieving a balanced spiritual life?
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Why is the process of Christian integration considered a lifetime task?
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Study Notes
Christian Integration
- Christian integration is a lifelong process that involves bringing together and balancing the knowing, praying, and practicing of one's faith.
Three Dimensions of Christian Integration
- Head (Studying/Aral): Refers to the intellectual understanding of faith through studying the Bible, creeds, doctrines, and teachings.
- Heart (Praying/Dasal): Focuses on the spiritual aspect of faith through prayer, rituals, and sacraments.
- Hands & Feet (Practicing/Asal): Emphasizes the practical application of faith through ethical conduct, following moral laws, and living out Christian values.
Goal of Christian Integration
- The goal is to live a balanced life that reflects the teachings of Jesus Christ, becoming a whole, holy, loving, and balanced individual.
Types of Deficient Christians
- Dogmatist: A Christian who focuses heavily on intellectual knowledge of faith but neglects prayer and moral conduct.
- Ritualist: A Christian who prioritizes attending church services and performing rituals over deeper understanding and practical application of faith.
Non-Christian Perspective:
- The text provides a framework for integrating faith into life.
- However, it adopts a Christian perspective, potentially excluding or marginalizing non-Christian viewpoints.
- It may be beneficial to explore how to bridge these perspectives, promoting inclusivity and understanding.
Christian Integration
- Christian integration is the process of making whole, connecting, and balancing one's Christian faith.
Dimensions of Christian Integration
- Christian integration involves three dimensions:
Head
- Studying and understanding Christian beliefs and teachings.
- The head explores the creed/doctrine and incorporates official teachings (Bible, Apostles' Creed, Conciliar documents, Catechisms).
Heart
- Praying and engaging in religious rituals and practices.
- Praying/dasal represents the "cult/worship" dimension, including 7 Sacraments, Sacramentals, and personal prayer.
Hands and Feet
- Living out one's faith in daily life.
- Practicing/asal represents the "code/morals" dimension encompassing norms/laws for right living/conduct (10 Commandments, 2-law of love, Beatitudes).
Goal of Christian Integration
- The goal of integrating these three dimensions is to become more like Christ, which means being whole, holy, balanced, and loving.
Types of Deficient Christians
- Dogmatists know a lot about the faith but neglect prayer and ethical conduct.
- Ritualists are deeply involved in church rituals and prayer but struggle to apply their faith in daily life.
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This quiz delves into the concept of Christian integration, exploring its three dimensions: the Head (studying), Heart (praying), and Hands & Feet (practicing). It aims to help individuals understand how to balance intellectual knowledge, spiritual practice, and ethical living according to Christian teachings. Discover the types of deficient Christians and learn how to achieve a holistic faith.
