Baltimore Catechism Lessons 5-9

Baltimore Catechism Lessons 5-8

Quiz for The Lessons 5 through 9 of the Baltimore Catechism 3

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What is Man?

Man is a creature composed of body and soul

Man is a creature that descends from Angels

Man is possible a product of evolution and a slight divine intervention.

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Select three qualities that the soul has, which make it be like God

The soul is infinite

The soul has understanding

The soul has memory (or self-awareness)

It has free will

The soul is ethereal

The soul is immortal

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Mark some of the gifts God originally bestowed upon Adam and Eve.

The gift of Sanctifying grace

The gift of flight

Happiness

Superhuman strength

Every necessary knowledge

Control of their passions

Freedom from suffering and death

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What was the main nature of Adam and Eve’s sin?

It was a sin of impurity and murder

It was a sin of blasphemy

It was mainly a sin of disobedience and pride

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What is the sin committed by Adam and Eve called, and how does it come down to us?

It’s called actual sin, because it comes to us from the actions of Adam.

Original Sin, because it came to us from Adam and Eve, it is called so because it comes from our origin or descent.

It’s called the great sin, because it caused great harm.

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Mark the punishments that fell upon humanity after Original Sin

Death

Suffering

Destruction of free will

Ignorance

A strong inclination to sin

Diabolic possession

(Lesson 6, Q. 64)

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Name at least three ways in which one may commit actual sin.

Willful thought

unwanted thought

Willful desire

Willful words

Actions and Omissions

diabolic possession

Inability to decide.

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What three things must concur for a sin to be mortal?

The devil, the flesh and the concupiscence

There must be knowledge of the evil, the will to do it, and it must be something serious.

Darkness, Evil, and Misery

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In your own words, what is the difference between a mortal and venial sin?

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There is a grave obligation (that is, under mortal sin) to avoid the near occasion of sin.

True

False

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If circumstances for us into a near occasion of sin, we are obliged to make use of the necessary safeguards, such as prayer, and the frequent reception of the sacraments.

True

False

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What is the chief teaching of the Church regarding our Lord Jesus Christ?

That Jesus Christ is God made man, and came to redeem us.

That if you believe in Jesus Christ even just as a man you will be saved.

That Jesus Christ is very good and we are bad without remedy.

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Mark the statement which is true

Jesus Christ is one person with two natures, the human and the divine

Jesus Christ is two persons in one body

Jesus Christ is two persons, two natures, but mixed in a duality.

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Mark the statements that are true

St. Joseph was the adoptive Father of Jesus Christ

Our Lord Jesus Christ had a human Father and Mother like any other man.

The Virgin Mary remained a Virgin before, during and after birth.

Mary is not the Mother of God.

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Explain with your own words why was it necessary that Jesus Christ was both God and Man to redeem us

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Baltimore Catechism Lessons 5-9

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