Core 2 Chapter 2 The Development of Trinitarian Doctrine

A dogma is always a doctrine?

• True

• False

This term describes the core, essential beliefs of the Catholic faith.

• Doctrine

• Dogma

• Discipline

• Docetism

The conscious and deliberate rejection of a truth of the faith by a baptized person of a truth of faith that must be believed

• Dogma

• Doctrine

• Heresy

• Christology

The study of the divinity of Jesus Christ the son of god and the second divine person of the trinity and his earthly ministry and eternal mission

• Religion

• Philosophy

• Theology

• Christological

Refers to the study of human existence using logical reasoning. "Love of Wisdom"

• Philosophy

• Christology

• Theology

• Wisdomology

A gathering of the Church's bishops from around the world convened by the Pope or approved by him to address pressing issues in the Church.

• Church Fathers

• Ecunemical Council

• Swap Meet

• Bishops Convention

Mary is the Mother of God?

• True

• False

Taught that Jesus gave secret knowledge to his followers.

• Gnosticism
• Arianism
• Nestorianism
• Monophysitism

Taught that Jesus was created by God the Father.

• Arianism

• Apollonarianism

• Nestorianism

• Monophysitism

Taught that in Christ, there were two persons: a human person and a divine person.

• Gnosticism
• Nestorianism
• Apollonarianism
• Arianism