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Which of the following best describes ecumenism?
Which of the following best describes ecumenism?
- The total repudiation of the Christian faith.
- A heresy denying the full divinity of Christ.
- The defense of the Church against Monophysitism.
- The process of restoring unity among Christian Churches. (correct)
Nestorianism posits that there is complete unity in the divine and human nature of Christ.
Nestorianism posits that there is complete unity in the divine and human nature of Christ.
False (B)
According to the provided text, what is 'Apostasy'?
According to the provided text, what is 'Apostasy'?
the total repudiation of the Christian faith
The universality of the Church means that all human persons are called to belong to the New _________.
The universality of the Church means that all human persons are called to belong to the New _________.
Match the following individuals or councils with their associated actions or beliefs:
Match the following individuals or councils with their associated actions or beliefs:
Which of the following actions does NOT align with ways to become holy?
Which of the following actions does NOT align with ways to become holy?
The Church's interior catholicity is shown in its universal ministry of division.
The Church's interior catholicity is shown in its universal ministry of division.
What does unity in the Church refer to?
What does unity in the Church refer to?
Being a Catholic involves fulfilling a mission; hence, our catholicity is both a _______ and a task.
Being a Catholic involves fulfilling a mission; hence, our catholicity is both a _______ and a task.
Which of these is a common struggle and obstacle to unity?
Which of these is a common struggle and obstacle to unity?
Flashcards
Ecumenism
Ecumenism
The process of restoring unity among Christian Churches.
The total repudiation of the Christian faith.
The total repudiation of the Christian faith.
Apostasy
Church as One
Church as One
A mark of the Church because of its source, founder, and soul.
Schism
Schism
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Heresy
Heresy
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Unity in Diversity
Unity in Diversity
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Mission
Mission
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Reconciliation
Reconciliation
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People of God
People of God
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True Faith
True Faith
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Study Notes
- The Council of Nicaea denounced Arianism
- Apostasy is the total repudiation of the Christian faith
- Ecumenism is the process of restoring unity among Christian Churches
- St. John Chrysostom defended the Church against Monophysitism
- The Church is one because of its source, founder, and soul
- St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, is the foremost defender of the Church against all heresies
- Nestorianism is a heresy that denies the real unity of the divine and human nature of Christ
- Arianism is a heresy asserting that Christ, as the Son of God, was not fully divine as God the Father
- Schism involves withdrawing submission to the Supreme Pontiff or from communion with Church members subject to him
- Heresy is the obstinate denial or doubt of a truth that must be believed by divine and Catholic faith after receiving baptism
Church Characteristics and Mission
- Unity in the Church is about harmony in diversity
- The Church is universal and extends to all people
- Catholics have communion with each other through the Holy Spirit
- Reconciliation demonstrates the Church's interior catholicity through its universal ministry
- Fulfilling the mission as Catholics involves sharing the love of Christ with others
- Catholicity is both a gift and a task
- The Catholicity of the Church was used to differentiate it from other Christian denominations
- The universality of the Church means all human persons are called to belong to the New People of God
- The Church announces true faith because it possesses the "fullness of the means for salvation"
- St. Paul encourages humility, which is shown through being humble, kind, patient, and loving
Disunity, Holiness, and Obstacles to Unity
- Causes of disunity in the Church can be heresy, apostasy, and schism.
- Ways to become holy involve acknowledging one's sinfulness, prayer, repentance, renewal, and imitating Jesus
- Common struggles and obstacles to unity include jealousy, selfishness, disrespect, anger, factions, and envy
Ash Wednesday
- Study lesson 17-19
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