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    An example of the temporal consequence of sin is the following:

    • It is easier to do the sin again.
    • We go straight to hell.
    • We become much better people
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  • 2. 

    What kinds of acts can be indulgences

    • Almsgiving

    • Prayer

    • Fasting

    • Buying sanctifying grace

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Almsgiving
    A. Prayer
    A. Fasting
    Explanation
    The kinds of acts that can be indulgences are almsgiving, prayer, and fasting. These acts are considered to be acts of devotion and self-sacrifice, which can lead to spiritual growth and purification. Almsgiving involves giving to the needy, prayer involves communicating with a higher power, and fasting involves abstaining from certain foods or activities. These acts are seen as ways to show humility, generosity, and discipline, and can be seen as means of seeking forgiveness and grace. Buying sanctifying grace, however, is not considered a legitimate act of devotion and is not recognized as an indulgence.

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  • 3. 

    The belief in the communion of saints includes a communion in holy things.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The belief in the communion of saints refers to the idea that all believers, both living and deceased, are connected in a spiritual union. This belief includes the understanding that there is a sharing or participation in sacred or holy things among the members of the community of saints. Therefore, it is true that the belief in the communion of saints includes a communion in holy things.

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  • 4. 

    How are we brought into conformity with Christ and the Church

    • The 7 sacraments.

    • Believing that God made the world.

    • Making a living.

    Correct Answer
    A. The 7 sacraments.
    Explanation
    The 7 sacraments are the means through which we are brought into conformity with Christ and the Church. These sacraments, which include baptism, confirmation, Eucharist, reconciliation, anointing of the sick, holy orders, and matrimony, are sacred rituals that impart God's grace and help us grow in our relationship with Him. Through these sacraments, we receive the necessary spiritual nourishment and guidance to live a life in accordance with Christ's teachings and to be united with the Church community.

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  • 5. 

    When we sin, there are consequences beyond the guilt. What are they?

    • More focused on earthly things in an unhealthy way.

    • Weakened character.

    • Nothing but damnation.

    • The increased likelihood of sinning the same way again.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. More focused on earthly things in an unhealthy way.
    A. Weakened character.
    A. The increased likelihood of sinning the same way again.
    Explanation
    When we sin, there are consequences beyond the guilt. One consequence is that we become more focused on earthly things in an unhealthy way. This means that our priorities shift away from what is truly important and we become overly concerned with material possessions and worldly desires. Another consequence is that our character becomes weakened. Sinning goes against our moral values and principles, causing us to lose integrity and strength of character. Lastly, when we sin, there is an increased likelihood of sinning the same way again. This is because engaging in sinful behavior can create a cycle of repetition, making it easier to fall into the same temptations and commit the same sins repeatedly.

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  • 6. 

    The temporal punishments of sin are another way of describing the following.

    • An increased earthly attachment

    • A tendency away from God

    • A greater love fro God

    • Only hell.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. An increased earthly attachment
    A. A tendency away from God
    Explanation
    The temporal punishments of sin, such as an increased earthly attachment and a tendency away from God, are ways of describing the consequences or negative effects that sin has on a person's life. These punishments can manifest as a stronger attachment to worldly desires and a distancing from a relationship with God. This answer implies that the temporal punishments of sin do not necessarily result in only hell, but can also lead to other negative outcomes in a person's life.

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  • 7. 

    An example of an indulgence is the following:

    • Stations of the cross

    • Going to a movie

    • Having a good dinner.

    • Service.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Stations of the cross
    A. Service.
    Explanation
    The question is asking for an example of an indulgence. An indulgence is typically associated with the Catholic Church and refers to the remission of the temporal punishment for sins that have already been forgiven. In this context, the Stations of the Cross and Service can be seen as examples of indulgences. The Stations of the Cross is a devotional practice that involves meditating on the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion, and participating in this practice is believed to bring spiritual benefits. Similarly, engaging in acts of service, such as helping others or volunteering, can also be seen as a way to seek spiritual benefits or indulgences.

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  • 8. 

    The belief in the communion of saints includes a communion of persons who have been baptized

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The belief in the communion of saints includes a communion of persons who have been baptized. This means that those who have been baptized are considered part of the community of saints, which includes all believers, both living and deceased. This belief is rooted in the understanding that baptism is a sacrament that initiates individuals into the body of Christ, making them part of the larger community of believers. Therefore, the statement is true.

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  • 9. 

    Indulgences are actually incentives to do the following:

    • Penance

    • Earn our way to heaven

    • Make money for the Vatican

    Correct Answer
    A. Penance
    Explanation
    Indulgences are not incentives to earn our way to heaven or make money for the Vatican. Instead, they are associated with the concept of penance. Penance refers to the act of showing remorse for sins committed and seeking forgiveness from God. Indulgences are granted by the Church as a way to reduce the temporal punishment for sins, allowing individuals to demonstrate their repentance and receive spiritual healing. Therefore, the correct answer is penance.

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  • 10. 

    The purpose of an indulgence is to do the following:

    • Heal the temporal consequences of sin.

    • Earn heaven.

    • Put ourselves into a state of sanctifying grace.

    Correct Answer
    A. Heal the temporal consequences of sin.
    Explanation
    An indulgence is a remission of the temporal punishment due to sin that has already been forgiven. It does not earn heaven or put us into a state of sanctifying grace, as those are achieved through other means such as faith and repentance. The purpose of an indulgence is specifically to heal the temporal consequences of sin, allowing the individual to be freed from the punishment or purification that may still be necessary even after forgiveness has been granted.

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  • 11. 

    The best example of a sacramental is the following

    • Mass

    • Baptism

    • An icon

    Correct Answer
    A. An icon
    Explanation
    An icon is considered the best example of a sacramental because it is a physical representation or image that represents a spiritual reality or presence. Icons are used in various religious traditions and are believed to have a sacred and transformative power. They serve as a means of connecting with the divine and are often used in prayer and worship. Icons are considered sacramentals because they help to deepen one's faith and facilitate a deeper encounter with the divine.

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  • 12. 

    What are the consequences for sin?

    • Temporal

    • Eternal

    • Hereditary

    • Joyful

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Temporal
    A. Eternal
    Explanation
    The consequences for sin are both temporal and eternal. Temporal consequences refer to the immediate or short-term effects of sin, such as guilt, shame, damaged relationships, or physical harm. These consequences can be experienced in this life. On the other hand, eternal consequences refer to the long-term effects of sin, such as separation from God, spiritual death, or punishment in the afterlife. These consequences extend beyond this life and have eternal implications. Therefore, sin has both immediate and lasting repercussions.

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  • 13. 

    The following is true about purgatory:

    • It is where we are healed from the temporal effects of our sins.

    • Getting the forgiveness of our sins that we never really got on earth

    • Seeing if we really deserve heaven, after all.

    • Being purified from the wounds that our sins caused in us before seeing God.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. It is where we are healed from the temporal effects of our sins.
    A. Being purified from the wounds that our sins caused in us before seeing God.
    Explanation
    Purgatory is a place where individuals are healed from the temporal effects of their sins and purified from the wounds caused by their sins before seeing God. This suggests that in purgatory, individuals undergo a process of cleansing and purification to rid themselves of the consequences and damage caused by their sins. It is a place of healing and preparation for those who are not yet ready for heaven but still have the potential to attain it.

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  • 14. 

    What is the purpose of penance?

    • To overcome the temporal effects of sin, including helping to strengthen the character weakened by sin.

    • To cooperate with grace in the struggle for holiness

    • To earn the grace necessary for forgiveness.

    • To prove to God that we can be good on our own.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. To overcome the temporal effects of sin, including helping to strengthen the character weakened by sin.
    A. To cooperate with grace in the struggle for holiness
    Explanation
    The purpose of penance is to overcome the temporal effects of sin, which includes repairing the damage caused by sin and strengthening the character that has been weakened by sin. Penance is also a way to cooperate with God's grace in the struggle for holiness, as it shows our willingness to make amends for our sins and seek forgiveness. It is not about proving to God that we can be good on our own, but rather recognizing our need for His grace and mercy.

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