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What is the Greek word for sin that means 'missing the mark'?
What is the Greek word for sin that means 'missing the mark'?
- Concupiscence
- Necrophobia
- Thanatophobia
- Hamartia (correct)
Why is death viewed as terrifying when seen as the end of everything?
Why is death viewed as terrifying when seen as the end of everything?
- Because it signifies the separation of body and soul (correct)
- Because it guarantees integrity
- Because it ensures immortality
- Because it leads to eternal life
What is the consequence of the sin committed by our first parents?
What is the consequence of the sin committed by our first parents?
- Integrity - perfect subjection of sensuality, reason, and will
- Necrophobia - fear of dead persons
- Immortality - human person will not die
- Concupiscence - inclination to commit sin (correct)
How does Jesus' death on the cross change our view of death?
How does Jesus' death on the cross change our view of death?
What are the targets, goals, and standards God sets for humans according to Catholic teachings?
What are the targets, goals, and standards God sets for humans according to Catholic teachings?
Which term refers to putting to death all vices and sinful habits?
Which term refers to putting to death all vices and sinful habits?
According to the passage, what is the primary reason for death becoming the 'wage of sin'?
According to the passage, what is the primary reason for death becoming the 'wage of sin'?
What did Jesus' death on the cross achieve, according to the passage?
What did Jesus' death on the cross achieve, according to the passage?
What does the passage suggest about the nature of death?
What does the passage suggest about the nature of death?
According to the passage, what is the 'wage of sin' referring to?
According to the passage, what is the 'wage of sin' referring to?
What does the passage suggest about the concept of 'hamartia'?
What does the passage suggest about the concept of 'hamartia'?
According to the Catholic teachings mentioned in the passage, how should one view death?
According to the Catholic teachings mentioned in the passage, how should one view death?
What does the Catholic view of death as 'return' suggest?
What does the Catholic view of death as 'return' suggest?
What is the significance of the Paschal Mystery of Christ in the Catholic Church's teachings on death?
What is the significance of the Paschal Mystery of Christ in the Catholic Church's teachings on death?
What does the Catholic view of death as 'passage' suggest?
What does the Catholic view of death as 'passage' suggest?
What is the significance of the phrase "Lord, for your faithful people life is changed, not ended" in the Catholic view of death?
What is the significance of the phrase "Lord, for your faithful people life is changed, not ended" in the Catholic view of death?
How does the text describe the Catholic view of the 'holy face of death'?
How does the text describe the Catholic view of the 'holy face of death'?
What is the significance of the phrase "Death always come by surprise" in the Catholic view of death?
What is the significance of the phrase "Death always come by surprise" in the Catholic view of death?
