First Commandment

The First Commandment is: I am the Lord your ? you shall not have strange ? before me.

• gods; God

• God; gods

• God; God

• gods; gods

Identify the virtues relating to the First Commandment.

• Faith, hope and temperance.

• Faith, justice, fortitude.

• Faith, hope and charity.

• Faith, hope, charity, justice and fortitude.

Which virtue enables us to desire heaven and eternal life?

• Faith

• Hope

• Charity

• Temperance

The theological virtue of charity enables us to:

• believe in God

• love God and our neighbor

• leads us to desire heaven and eternal life

• not believe in Jesus

Which theological virtue enables us to believe in God?

• Faith

• Hope

• Charity

• All of the above.

There are several ways we can strengthen our faith, which of the following is NOT one of them?

• Reading the Bible

• Attending Mass

• Skipping Mass

• Receiving the Sacraments

What is schism?

• Refusal to submit to the Pope's authority or remain in union with members of the Catholic Church

• Selfless, giving love.

• Total rejection of Jesus Christ by a baptized Christian.

• The decision to ignore or a refusal to believe what God has revealed or the Church teaches

A mental disposition that either neglects revealed truth or willfully refuses to assent to it.

• apostasy

• heresy

• incredulity

• schism

What is voluntary doubt?

• Total rejection of Jesus Christ by a baptized Christian

• The decision to ignore or a refusal to believe what God has revealed or the Church teaches

• Refusal to submit to the Pope's authority or remain in union with members of the Catholic Church

• Mental disposition that either neglects revealed truth or willfully refuses to assent to it.

The outright denial by a baptized person of some essential truth about God and the faith we must believe is called:

• schism

• heresy

• apostasy

• incredulity