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Jeopardy Review!

Test your knowledge on vocabulary related to beliefs about God and divine revelation. Includes questions on agnostics, covenant, dogma, concupiscence, divine providence, Thomas Aquinas, transcendence, deism, immanence, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, faith, Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, salvation history, Magisterium, covenants in the Bible, Yahweh, Abba, God's appearance to Moses, Blessed Trinity, omnipotence, purpose of human creation, original sin, humans, Chosen People.

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Jeopardy Review!

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  1. Jeopardy Review! Chapter 1

  2. Vocabulary Beliefs About God Divine Revelation Who is God? Creator of Heaven & Earth $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000

  3. People who claim that God’s existence cannot be known.

  4. Who are agnostics?

  5. The open-ended contract of love between God and human beings.

  6. What is covenant?

  7. A central truth of revelation that Catholics are obligated to believe.

  8. What is dogma?

  9. An inclination to commit sin that can be found in human desires and appetites as a result of original sin.

  10. What is concupiscence?

  11. God’s loving and watchful guidance over his creatures on their way to their final goal and perfection.

  12. What is divine providence?

  13. He provided five “proofs” for God’s existence.

  14. Who was Thomas Aquinas?

  15. A trait of God that refers to God’s total otherness and being infinitely beyond and independent of creation.

  16. What is transcendence?

  17. The belief that God did create the universe, but that He takes no further interestin it.

  18. What is deism?

  19. A trait of God which refers to God’s being in the world, His closeness to us, and intimacy with us.

  20. What is immanence?

  21. These are the three great monotheistic world religions.

  22. What are Christianity, Judaism, and Islam?

  23. The human response to divine revelation.

  24. What is faith?

  25. These are the two fonts of the single “deposit of faith”.

  26. What are Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition?

  27. God’s loving participation in the lives of humans.

  28. What is salvation history?

  29. The Christ-appointed teaching authority, which extends to the pope and bishops.

  30. Who is the Magisterium?

  31. According to your book, the four most important covenants recorded in the Bible.

  32. What are: -The Covenant with Noah; -The Covenant with Abraham; -The Sinai Covenant; -Jesus Christ, the New Covenant.

  33. “I am” or “I am who I am”.

  34. Who is Yahweh?

  35. The Aramaic word for Father, which Jesus used to address God.

  36. What is Abba?

  37. The first time God’s name is revealed in the Bible.

  38. What is God’s appearance to Moses in the burning bush?

  39. The central dogma about the one, true God.

  40. What is the Blessed Trinity?

  41. The only attribute of God identified in the Apostles’ Creed.

  42. What is omnipotence (almighty)?

  43. Out of His love, wisdom, and great desire to share his beauty, truth, goodness and life.

  44. Why did God create humans?

  45. The fallen state of human nature into which all generations of people are born.

  46. What is original sin?

  47. The summit of God’s creation.

  48. Who are humans?

  49. In spite of their sinful nature, God created this group of people and was passionately faithful to them through their history.

  50. Who are the Chosen People?

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