Chief truths of the Faith - Test 1

Question

What is the meaning of the following quote: "and I saw in all things vanity and vexation of mind, and that nothing was lasting under the sun"?

Answer 1

Earthy goods are perishable and as such cannot make us happy.

Answer 2

Earthy goods are vain and perishable and as such cannot make us happy.

Answer 3

Earthy goods are vain and as such cannot make us happy.

Answer 4

Earthy goods can be vain and perishable and as such cannot make us happy.

Answer 5

special gift given by God

Answer 6

absolution

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special help given by God

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nature of God

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through prayer

Answer 10

through fasting

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through sacraments

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by going to the church often

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to know God

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to serve God

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to love God

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to know, love and serve God

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the Sacraments

Answer 18

10 commandments

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absolution

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the Sacraments & the holy Mass

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It means to give Him orders.

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It means to love Him.

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It means to pray very often.

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It means to go the church every Sunday.

Answer 25

by the natural light of reason

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We are unable to know God.

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by the supernatural light of Faith

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When we feel His presence.

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manifestation of supernatural

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manifestation by God of his will and truths to man

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manifestation of supernatural by God or by His spokesmen

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manifestation by God of his will and truths to man

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manifestation of Himself that God makes through the visible world

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to believe in God without anyone's authority

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to believe in God upon someone's authority

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to believe in God without anyone's authority

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to believe in God upon someone's authority

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speaks on God's authority

Answer 39

speaks on his own authority

Answer 40

magic powers

Answer 41

prophecies

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predictions

Answer 43

extraordinary works which can be done by the powers of nature, and through the omnipotence of God

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extraordinary works which cannot be done by the powers of nature, but only through the omnipotence of God

Answer 45

practice of purportedly mediating communication between angles and living human beings

Answer 46

a clear and definite foretelling of an event that can be known to God alone

Answer 47

predictions

Answer 48

patriarchs

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Jesus Christ

Answer 50

revealed truths that are within our reason

Answer 51

revealed truths that are beyond our reason thought not contrary to it

Answer 52

example: "power of nature"

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example: The Trinity

Answer 54

patriarchs

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all the faithful

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all the faithful

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to the bishops, the successors of the Apostles

Answer 58

stigmatics

Answer 59

guardian of Christ teachings

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founded by Christ

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place of worship

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building with a cross

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Mary was not sinless and lived a normal life

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priesthood of all believers

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all that God has revealed and through His Church proposes to his belief

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baptism is a “public declaration of faith

Answer 67

no, faith is a gift of God

Answer 68

yes, faith is our personal conviction that what we believe is truth

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at our confirmation

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at our baptism

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with every sacrament

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Iota (i), Iēsoûs (Ἰησοῦς), "Jesus"

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Chi (ch), Khrīstós (Χρῑστός), "anointed"

Answer 74

It's not an acronym, actually. It just means fish in biblical Greek, and fish was as adopted as a Christian symbol, also used to mark meeting places and tombs, or to distinguish friends from foes.

Answer 75

It means "Mary, mother of Jesus".

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Theta (th), Theoû (Θεοῦ), "of God", the genitive singular of Θεóς, Theós, "God"

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Upsilon (y or u), (h)uiós[10] (Yἱός), "Son"

Answer 78

The Ichthys symbol ("Jesus fish") is only a sign used to proclaim an affiliation with or affinity for Christianity. It does not have any other meaning.

Answer 79

Sigma (s), sōtḗr (Σωτήρ), "Savior"

Answer 80

The ichthys symbol is a reference to "the Holy Eucharist, with which it also symbolizes the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes.

Answer 81

Holy Scripture

Answer 82

church debates

Answer 83

collection of books written by God and recognized as such by the Church

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collection of books written under inspiration of God and recognized as such by the Church

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collection of books written under inspiration of Apostles and recognized as such by the Church

Answer 86

It's from Greek "biblia" and it means "books"

Answer 87

It's from Greek "biblia" and it means "a good book"

Answer 88

It's from Latin "biblia" and it means "a book"

Answer 89

40 books written before the coming of Christ (revelations made by God) - Old Testament

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45 books written before the coming of Christ (revelations made by God) - Old Testament

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27 books written after the time of Christ (revelations received through Christ and His Apostles) - New Testament

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32 books written after the time of Christ (revelations received through Christ and His Apostles) - New Testament

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25 books written after the time of Christ (revelations received through Christ and His Apostles) - New Testament

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written by Apostles, dictated by Christ Himself

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not composed by mere human effort

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written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit

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by authority of Christ

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by authority of the Church

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by authority of the bishops

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collection

Answer 101

historical

Answer 102

doctrinal (didactic)

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prophetical

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They contradicted his false teachings.

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They contradicted one another.

Answer 106

Latin translation of the Bible

Answer 107

Greek translation of the Bible

Answer 108

English translation of the Bible

Answer 109

Latin translation of the Bible

Answer 110

Greek translation of the Bible

Answer 111

English translation of the Bible

Answer 112

French translation of the Bible

Answer 113

English translation of the Bible

Answer 114

Latin translation of the Bible

Answer 115

Greek translation of the Bible

Answer 116

Hebrew translation of the Bible

Answer 117

Aramaic translation of the Bible

Answer 118

Because it cannot be read from translation other than Latin or Greek

Answer 119

It is too difficult for anyone to read and understand it

Answer 120

Saint Peter instructed to do so.

Answer 121

We can, but we do not have to read the Bible.

Answer 122

Because the Bible tells us so.

Answer 123

to search out the truths of revelations

Answer 124

Jesus himself instructs us to do so.

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