Three Dimensions of Faith

1.  It refers to the human faculty which is responsible for knowing:  __________. 

• Will 
• Volition 
• Intellect 
• Feet 

_______ refers to the faculty that leads a human person to desire and aspire for what is good.  

• Intellect 
• Will
• Doctrine 
• Creed

It is simply defined as committing the entire self to God.  

• Creed 
• Faith
• Volition 
• Cognition 

Faith, as defined as fully commiting oneself to God, involves commiting both the  _________ and _______ .

• Intelligence and Adherence 
• Intellect and Will 
• Volition and Desire 
• Decision and Worship 

Christian faith rests on the person of _________ as the focus and reason of our Christian faith

• Mohamed 
• Christ 
• Buddha
• Mary 

The dimension of faith which primarily requires the intellectual functions for the proper understanding of faith. 

• Morals 
• Doctrine 
• Worship 
• Sacraments 

The dimension of faith which entails following the Lord through the commandments and other Christian moral teachings and principles. 

• Worship 
• Morals 
• Doctrine 
• Dogma 

The dimension of faith which leads us to trust God and establish a personal relationship with Him through communal and individual prayer. 

• Doctrine 
• Worship 
• Morals 
• Faith 

__________ faith is to know, love and follow Jesus Christ in His Body, the Church. 

• Islam
• Catholic 
• Naturalist 
• Buddhist 

Our thoughts and feelings are means to know and love God.

• False - Only through the Bible 
• True - They lead us to knowledge 
• Uncertain - I did not listen to my teacher 
• Maybe - I don't clearly understand this point of discussion