BTheol Bachelor of Theology Faith & Catholic Tradition 2

Question 1

Which council defined the dogma of papal infallibility in 1870?

Accepted Answer

First Vatican Council

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Council of Trent

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Second Vatican Council

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Council of Nicaea

Question 2

In Catholic tradition, what is the term for the full body of authoritative Church teaching on faith and morals?

Accepted Answer

Magisterium

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Kerygma

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Hagiography

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Anamnesis

Question 3

Which sacrament does Catholic theology describe as the 'sacrament of initiation' that removes original sin?

Accepted Answer

Baptism

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Confirmation

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Eucharist

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Penance

Question 4

What does the theological term 'filioque' refer to in the context of the Nicene Creed?

Accepted Answer

The procession of the Holy Spirit from both the Father and the Son

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The two natures of Christ

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The perpetual virginity of Mary

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The infallibility of Scripture

Question 5

Which Catholic doctrine holds that Mary was conceived without original sin?

Accepted Answer

Immaculate Conception

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Assumption of Mary

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Perpetual Virginity

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Theotokos

Question 6

In Catholic sacramental theology, what is the Latin phrase describing that a sacrament works by the very act of being performed, regardless of the minister's holiness?

Accepted Answer

Ex opere operato

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Ex opere operantis

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Ex cathedra

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In persona Christi

Question 7

What is the Catholic term for the four last things that every person will face?

Accepted Answer

Death, Judgment, Heaven, Hell

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Sin, Repentance, Forgiveness, Grace

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Creation, Fall, Redemption, Glorification

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Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Penance