True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or
false.
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Knowing my personal history is important, but knowing the history of the communities
in which I live is of little value.
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Our
individual and shared memory helps us answer the questions who? and why?.
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Ignorance of our historical roots deprives us of the wisdom and learning of those who
went before us.
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Knowledge of and appreciation for our history helps us understand who we
are.
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Because Christ acts in history through the church, people in the church are always
right.
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People
who possess a knowledge of history are better able to distinguish between essential and nonessential
elements of their lives.
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When
the church is referred to as an institution, this means that it is a set of buildings needed to carry
on ministries.
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The
bishop is a representative of the institutional church.
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The
church is a community of people that provides help for its members only and stands as the only
institution in the world that is always right
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Over
its long history, the church has moved ahead relying on the power of the Holy Spirit acting through
its members
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The
study of the church is like entering into a friendship, in that it will become difficult and tedious
in the long run
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The
church is a mystery never fully understood or adequately analyzed, in somewhat the same way that the
human personality is a mystery
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The
image of the church as the Body of Christ shows that each member is unique, each member is valuable
and all members depend on one another.
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The
image of the church as the People of God emphasizes the hierarchy of the church.
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The
church has an institutional dimension to ensure that it will continue carrying out its mission and
ministries.
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The
church is a Sacrament when it can persuade Catholic politicians to vote for the union of church and
state.
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The
church as a Herald can be seen whenever the Gospel is proclaimed by spoken word.
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The
Servant church is present whenever Christians are agreeable and do not ever get into
conflicts.
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Those
who follow Christ as disciples understand that they will experience difficulty and risk
rejection.
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The
six models of the church were “invented” by a man named Avery Dulles.
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Memories are not important.
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If we
understand why we are the way we are, we can figure out our identity.
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Studying church history is similar to studying personal history.
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The
history of the church is a story about the relationship between Jesus and the believers who have
followed him.
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Without memory, we are doomed to repeating terrible mistakes.
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Matching
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Matching: 6 Models of the Church. Match the models below with the statements
that follow. Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | Body of Christ or People of
God | e. | Servant | b. | Institution | f. | Community of Disciples | c. | Sacrament | g. | None of these | d. | Herald | |
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“We are at the service of God and therefore of all humankind.”
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“We are a visible, tangible sign of God’s love.”
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“We are organized through formal structures.”
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“We proclaim the good news.”
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“We are followers of Jesus.”
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“We are related to one another as family.”
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Emphasizes people in relationship to one another as members of an interdependent,
caring family.
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Points
to the example Jesus offered, serving God by serving all of humankind.
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The
church is the official messenger to proclaim the word of God to all people
everywhere.
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Refers
to the formal organization rules and structures that ensure the Church’s carrying out of
its mission.
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Gives
witness to Jesus by taking on his vision, standards, and way of life
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Is a
visible, physical sign of God’s love in the world
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Christians need to look at their own abilities realistically and use whatever talents
they possess in the best way for the greatest good of humankind.
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Humans
need tangible, flesh and blood reminders that God is with them.
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Lives
according to the beliefs and lifestyle of Jesus.
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Chapter 1 Matching: Use the following answers and match them with the questions
below. Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | 10 | l. | daisies | b. | altar and the priest | m. | Ourselves constantly | c. | She nearly drowned in the neighborhood lake when she was
4 | n. | Forrest Gregg | d. | Roots | o. | French | e. | She nearly drowned in a neighbor’s pool when she was
3 | p. | Clare Forrest | f. | 14 | q. | Latin | g. | congregation was supposed to join in the
music | r. | priest | h. | Greek | s. | 22 | i. | shrubbery | t. | monk | j. | terrible mistakes | u. | deacon | k. | My Ancestors | |
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41. |
What
is the name of the woman with amnesia found at the beginning of Chapter 1?
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42. |
The
amnesiac was afraid to get into the hospital whirlpool because...
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43. |
The
amnesiac’s mom died when she was how old?
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44. |
The
amnesiac’s therapist bought her __________ which led to the discovery of her
identity.
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Without memory, we are doomed to repeat_________ _________
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46. |
What
was the name of the remarkable 1970’s TV miniseries that traced one family’s
history?
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47. |
One of
the significant new developments in the Catholic Church in the 1960s was the turning around of the...
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48. |
One of
the significant new developments in the Catholic Church in the 1960s was the changing of the language
of the mass from ________ to local languages.
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49. |
One of
the significant new developments in the Catholic Church in the 1960s was instead of listening to a
choir singing Latin chants, the...
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50. |
One of
the significant new developments in the Catholic Church in the 1960s was the position of
_____________, which became open to married men.
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