Human Nature key words

Which is the correct definition for will?

• the biblical event in which Adam and Eve disobey God’s command and ate the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden; also used to refer to the imperfect state of humanity

• uncontrolled desire for physical pleasure or material things

• the part of human nature that makes free choices

• human friendship

Which is the correct definition for concupiscence?

• the biblical event in which Adam and Eve disobey God’s command and ate the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden; also used to refer to the imperfect state of humanity

• uncontrolled desire for physical pleasure or material things

• the part of human nature that makes free choices

• human friendship

Which is the correct definition for Concordia?

• the biblical event in which Adam and Eve disobey God’s command and ate the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden; also used to refer to the imperfect state of humanity

• uncontrolled desire for physical pleasure or material things

• the part of human nature that makes free choices

• human friendship

Which is the correct definition for The Fall?

• the biblical event in which Adam and Eve disobey God’s command and ate the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden; also used to refer to the imperfect state of humanity

• uncontrolled desire for physical pleasure or material things

• the part of human nature that makes free choices

• human friendship

What is the definition of sin?

• in theological terms, God’s free and underserved love for humanity, epitomised in the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross

• disobeying the will and commands of God

• heavenly society, in contrast with earthly society

• ‘generous love’, a love of others and of the virtues; the Latin equivalent of the Greek word ‘agape’

What is the definition of Eccelsia?

• in theological terms, God’s free and underserved love for humanity, epitomised in the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross

• disobeying the will and commands of God

• heavenly society, in contrast with earthly society

• ‘generous love’, a love of others and of the virtues; the Latin equivalent of the Greek word ‘agape’

What is the definition of Grace?

• in theological terms, God’s free and underserved love for humanity, epitomised in the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross

• disobeying the will and commands of God

• heavenly society, in contrast with earthly society

• ‘generous love’, a love of others and of the virtues; the Latin equivalent of the Greek word ‘agape’

What is the definition of Caritas?

• in theological terms, God’s free and underserved love for humanity, epitomised in the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross

• disobeying the will and commands of God

• heavenly society, in contrast with earthly society

• ‘generous love’, a love of others and of the virtues; the Latin equivalent of the Greek word ‘agape’