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Unit 1-5 Mind Map - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Matthew appeals to:
        
        Jews
        
        Jewish Christians
      - Luke appeals to:
        
        Gentiles
        
        Non-Jews
    - - 3) Mary visits Elizabeth
      - 4) The Birth of John
      - 2) Announcement of the Birth of Jesus
      - 5) The Birth of Jesus & the visit of the Shepherds
      - 1) Introduction/announcement of the Birth of John
      - 6) Circumcision & naming of Jesus, Presentation in the Temple, & the return to Nazareth
  - - - Mediatrix
      - Dormition
    - - Jesus turns water into wine
        
        Mary has full confidence in Jesus' power/willingness to help
        
        Power of Mary's intercession
      - Symbolic of continued revelation of Jesus as Christ/God
    - - Latria
      - Dulia
        
        Hyperdulia
        
        Protodulia
  - - - Matthew
        
        Personal Revelation
        
        Visitation of the Three Kings
        
        Joseph
      - Luke
        
        Annunciation
        
        Visitation of the Shepherds
        
        Mary
    - - Dove (Holy Spirit)
      - Father's voice
      - Jesus' Baptism
      - Revelation of God
    - - Joyful
      - Sorrowful
      - Glorious
    - - 3) Proclamation of the Kingdom
      - 4) Transfiguration
      - 2) Wedding @ Cana
      - 5) Institution of the Eucharist
      - 1) Baptism
    - - Sensitive Soul
      - Vegetative Soul
      - Rational Soul
      - Material Soul
      - Spirit/Angelic Souls
      - Hylomorphic (body/soul composite)
  - - - Predestination
      - Predeterminism
    - - Heaven:
        
        The world as it was created to be
        
        Back to Garden of Eden
      - Utopia:
        
        Perfect Society
        
        Different perspectives on perfection
    - - Vision expressed through three apostles
      - Fulfillment of the Law & Prophets
  - - - Follows Joseph's lineage
        
        Covers 14 generations
      - People in the lineage are sorted in groups
        
        Prophets
        
        Isaac
        
        Judah
        
        Amos
        
        Kings
        
        Solomon
        
        Manasseh
        
        David
        
        Priests
        
        Ram
        
        Abraham
        
        Amminadab
        
        Women
        
        Ruth
        
        Mary
        
        Tamar
  - - - Adoration
      - Consubstantiation
      - Transubstantiation
      - Eucharistic Dialogue
    - - Valid
      - Illicit
      - Licit
      - Invalid
    - - Form- words of consecration
      - Minister- Priest or Bishop
      - Matter- unleavened bread + grape wine
      - Comes as a result of Jesus' suffering on the cross
  - - - 3) Perpetual Virginity ("Ark of the New Covenant")
      - 4) Assumption ("Dormition")
      - 2) Immaculate Conception ("New Eve")
      - 5) Mary as Mediatrix
      - 1) Mary is the "Mother of God" (Theotokos)
    - - 3) To be our Model of Holiness
      - 4) To make us Partakers of the Divine Nature
      - 2) To help us know the depth of God's Love
      - 5) To destroy the Power of the Devil
      - 1) To reconcile us with God through the Forgiveness of Sins
    - - Human Love (limited)
      - God's love (unlimited)
  - - - Parousia
    - - Can be seen in Luke's Infancy Narrative
        
        The Judgement of the Nations
        
        The Ascension
        
        Parable of foolish bridesmaids
        
        The Revelation
      - Seen through the idea of Momento Mori
      - Seen through the idea of Ars Moriendi
      - Kingdom of God will have been established on Earth, casting away all evil
      - Victory triumphing over evil will be inevitable
  - - - Hypostatic Union
      - Mortal sins
        
        Heresy
        
        Apostasy
      - Incarnation
    - - Theotokos
      - Analogy of Faith
      - Annunciation
      - Expiation
      - Fiat
      - Immaculate Conception
        
        All in relation to Mary
      - Process:
        
        1) Mary's Immaculate Conception
        
        2) Annunciation
        
        Fiat
        
        Incarnation
        
        3) Mary becomes Theotokos
    - - Mary
        
        Luke's Infancy Narrative
        
        Fulfilling role of New Eve
      - Joseph
        
        Matthew's Infancy Narrative
        
        Completion of Davidic lineage
    - - Christ
      - Son of God
      - Jesus
      - Lord
- - - - After Jesus enters Jerusalem he then goes to the temple
        
        Jesus sees the market that had been created and gets angry
        
        He flips tables
        
        He defends the temple saying”My house shall be a house of prayer, yet you have made it a den of thieves.”
      - Jesus states that buying and selling should not be taking place in the temple
        
        Honest or not
      - Destroying the temple and rebuilding the temple in 3 days
        
        Jesus was talking about his body and not the physical church
        
        People get angry with him for threading to destroy the temple
    - - David
      - Solomon
      - Saul
  - - - Servant of God
        
        Venerable
        
        Blessed
        
        Saint
    - - Church Militant
        
        Us on Earth
      - Church Suffering
        
        Souls in Purgatory
        
        Prayer and reconciliation
      - Church Triumphant
        
        Saints
    - - Heaven
      - Purgatory
    - - All Hallows Eve
        
        Vigil of the All Saints Day
        
        Represents the end of the Liturgical year
    - - Used to be based on popular devotion
      - Now its a long arduous process
    - - Saints pray for us on Earth
      - The church on Earth prays for those in purgatory
  - - - Synoptics
        
        Jesus breaks bread
        
        Pharisees want Jesus Dead
        
        Jesus has:
        
        Fear, discernment, and temptation
      - John
        
        Jesus finds his time
        
        God hands over belongings to Jesus
      - Both
        
        Judas’ Betrayal
      - Jesus prepares Apostles for his exit
        
        Gives them Eucharist
        
        Gives them final teaching
        
        Prays over them
  - - - Parade of soldiers
      - Fireworks and other eye catchers
      - Important people greeting him
      - A band
      - Riding a steed
    - - No soldiers
      - No eye grabbers`
      - Only ordinary people greeted him
      - No band
      - Riding a mule
        
        A very modest and humble entry
        
        Shows what kind of king Jesus is going to be
      - One of few events of Jesus that is in all four gospels
  - - - One before the Roman governor of Judea
      - One before the Sanhedrin
        
        Sanhedrin= priests of the Temple
        
        Made up the ruling council for the Jews
    - - Roman Gov. of Judea
      - Son in law of Augustus Caesar
      - 1st Roman to hold this post in 26 B.C.
      - They take Jesus to Pontius Pilate
        
        To have Jesus stoned to death for religious crime
        
        If Pilate kills him, not many people would notice
    - - Jesus was accused of Blasphamy, -> capital crime
        
        Under Law of Moses
  - - - Agnostic
        
        Not believing even with proof
      - Lapsed Catholics
        
        Think they're right when wrong
      - Atheist
        
        From bad logic
    - - God is Good
      - You aren't God
  - - - Because God is testing his loyalty
      - Suffering is a punishment for God
      - God is just and trustworthy
      - God is all good
    - - Job is innocent
      - God makes a bet with Satan
      - Job says God was not fair with him
      - God puts Job in his place
    - - Jesus accuses them of being hypocrites
      - Know the Scribes and Pharisees
        
        Sadducees follow the Torah
        
        Zealots=Jewish -> overthrow Roman empire
      - Sadducees don’t believe in resurrection
        
        They did not like Jesus
      - Zealots have no liking to your enemies
  - - - Mark
        
        Station 11: Jesus is nailed to the cross
        
        Station 12: Jesus dies on the cross
        
        Station 10: Jesus' clothes are taken away
        
        Station 13: The Body of Jesus is taken down from the cross
        
        Station 5: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry his cross
        
        Station 14: Jesus is laid in the tomb
        
        Station 1: Jesus is condemned to Death
      - Luke
        
        Station 11: Jesus is nailed to the cross
        
        Station 12: Jesus dies on the cross
        
        Station 10: Jesus' clothes are taken away
        
        Station 13: The Body of Jesus is taken down from the cross
        
        Station 8: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem
        
        Station 14: Jesus is laid in the tomb
        
        Station 1: Jesus is condemned to Death
      - Matthew
        
        Station 11: Jesus is nailed to the cross
        
        Station 12: Jesus dies on the cross
        
        Station 10: Jesus' clothes are taken away
        
        Station 13: The Body of Jesus is taken down from the cross
        
        Station 5: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry his cross
        
        Station 14: Jesus is laid in the tomb
        
        Station 1: Jesus is condemned to Death
      - John
        
        Station 11: Jesus is nailed to the cross
        
        Station 12: Jesus dies on the cross
        
        Station 10: Jesus' clothes are taken away
        
        Station 13: The Body of Jesus is taken down from the cross
        
        Station 1: Jesus is condemned to Death
        
        Station 14: Jesus is laid in the tomb
      - None include:
        
        Station 6: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus
        
        Station 7: Jesus falls for the second time
        
        Station 4: Jesus meets his mother
        
        Station 9: Jesus falls for the third time
        
        Station 3: Jesus falls for the first time
    - - Marks time of Jesus' burial
      - Marks the time of fulfillment of prophecies of
        
        Death
        
        Resurrection
- - - - Many parallels with the nation of Israel
      - Starts with the spread through Rome
        
        7 churches mentioned in Revalation
        
        Roman Empire is converted
        
        Division over doctrine
  - - - Theophilus is meantioned in the address of both books
        
        Theophilus meaning lover of God
      - Is believed that the author for both is the same person
        
        Acts should be treated as a continuation of Luke
    - - Martyrdom of Stephen
      - Council of Jerusalem
        
        Catholic
      - Selection of deacons
      - Expulsion from Jerusalem
    - - James’ Ministry in Samaria
      - Pauls’s Journey
      - Saul’s conversion
    - - Jesus is trying to build the Kingdom of God
      - We’re told by two men in white garments that Jesus would come again
  - - - Wittingly
        
        With knowledge + intent
      - Unwittingly
        
        Without knowledge or intent
    - - The range of accepted dialogue and knowledge of truth
    - - It’s stance on…
        
        Health Care
        
        Homosexuality
        
        Abortion
      - Scandals of child abuse by clergy members
      - Some see the church as too rigid and conservative
    - - Branch of theology that responds to challenges againsts Jesus’ teachings
    - - Function
      - Purpose
        
        Aren’t changed by accidental qualities
      - Color
      - Elements
      - Shape
      - Size
        
        Accidental qualities
    - - Spiritual elements of the human body
      - Hylomorphic= body + soul
        
        Plants, animals, humans are hylomorphic
      - 3 different souls type
        
        Sens. Soul
        
        Veg. Soul
        
        Rational Soul
        
        Sustain themselves
        
        Grow
        
        Reproduce
        
        Respond to stimuli
        
        Reason and act on will
      - A spirit is a bodiless soul
  - - - Wind
        
        Flood
        
        Red Sea Crossing
        
        Creation
      - Fire
        
        Pillar of Fire
        
        Elijah’s challenge
        
        Burning Bush
    - - Tongues of Fire rested above the apostles head and they were bale to speak many languages
      - Happens during the Feast of Shavut
  - - - Reformation
      - Enlightenment
      - Middle ages
      - Modern age
      - Postmodern age
    - - The church breaks up
      - Martin Luther
  - - - The church is complex
      - The church is arranged geographically
        
        Smallest to complex
        
        Pope Francis
        
        Roman Curia
        
        Episcopal conference
        
        Archdiocese
        
        Parish
        
        Laity (us)
      - The church can’t run if a group is missing
    - - Obedience
        
        To follow directions of superiors without protest
      - Poverty
        
        Refuse physical property
      - Chastity
        
        A life free of sexual contact
- - - - Important terms:
        
        Concupiscence
        
        Satan
        
        Original Justice
        
        Parousia
        
        Original Holiness
        
        Temptation
        
        Original Sin
        
        Etiology
        
        Substance/Essence
        
        Accidents
        
        Pneumatology
        
        Primeval History
        
        Trinitarian Theology
        
        Resurrection
        
        Sacred Scripture
        
        Incarnation
        
        Sacred Tradition
        
        Christology
        
        Didactic fictin
        
        Soteriology
        
        Sin Defined by:
        
        St. Thomas Aquinas' four stages of Sin
        
        3) The Act becoming a habit
        
        4) Presumption of God's mercy/despair
        
        2) The Act being done
        
        1) Fault in the Heart
        
        Catechism of the Catholic Church
        
        Offense against reason, truth, & right conscience
        
        Mortal Sin
        
        Venial Sin
        
        Seven Deadly Sins
        
        Gluttony
        
        Envy
        
        Lust
        
        Wrath
        
        Greed
        
        Sloth
        
        Pride
  - - - Communal
        
        Worship and Liturgy
        
        Adherence to Universal Teachings
        
        Sacraments
      - Individual
        
        personal prayers
        
        personal actions in faith
    - - 2) Justice
      - 3) Subsidiarity
      - 1) Service
      - 4) Solidarity
  - - - Protoevangelium
      - Covenant
        
        Abrahamic Covenant
        
        Davidic Covenant
        
        Mosaic Covenant
      - Paschal Mystery
      - Theophany
      - The Anointed One
        
        Promised in New Covenant (Messiah)
        
        Jesus
    - - Good News of the Gospels
      - God's promise of restoration
      - Consequences & God's Promise
        
        Genesis 6:5-9:17
        
        Genesis 11: 1-9
        
        Genesis 4 1:16
  - - - Church understanding of morality
        
        Humans made in His image & likeness
        
        God is free
        
        God is Communion
        
        People commit wrongdoings knowingly
        
        Human dignity
        
        Teleology
        
        Four Ethical Theories:
        
        Deontology
        
        Utilitarianism
        
        Rights
        
        Virtue
        
        Four Ethical Principles:
        
        Least Harm
        
        Autonomy
        
        Beneficence
        
        Justice
- - - - Jesus tomb was empty
      - They encountered an angel inside of Jesus tomb
      - They were told to tell the disciples that Jesus had resurrected
      - The women visit the tomb
    - - Agree on
        
        the tomb was empty
        
        instructions by an entity to tell the apostles
        
        Mary Magdalene was there
      - Disagree on
        
        who the women encountered in the tomb
        
        the condition of the tomb when they entered
        
        what specific women were there
    - - people that believe in the Resurrection turn into a group called "The Way"
        
        The Way is a movement within Judaism
        
        that soon become the church
        
        born on Pentacost
      - represents the birth Christian Faith
    - - to spread the word to all nations- missionaries
        
        baptize
        
        forgive original and personal sin
        
        teach
        
        to spread the New Testament
      - to recognize Christ's presence within
        
        Eucharist and other sacraments
        
        sacred tradition and scripture
  - - - Commissioning of the Disciples
        
        Matthew 28:16-20
        
        Mission of the church
        
        Baptize
        
        Teach
        
        Recognize Christ’s presence
      - Road to Emmaus
        
        Luke 24:13-35
        
        We learn the importance of mass
      - Doubting Thomas
        
        John 20:19-29
        
        We recieve the Sacrament of Reconciliation
        
        Those who didn’t see Jesus like the apostles did would still believe in him
      - Post- Resurrection Accoounts
        
        Mark 16:9-20
        
        We learn the importance of baptism and faith
        
        And we understand that miracles are a result
  - - - Resuscitated
        
        They were truly dead
        
        But they would die again
        
        Brough back to life
        
        Same life as before they died
      - Resurrected
        
        Only Jesus has been resurrected
        
        Never died after resurrection
        
        Exists differently than before death
    - - Undoubtably Dead
      - Early Accounts
      - Tomb is Emtpy
      - Eye Witness accounts
    - - Lazarus
        
        John 11:1-44
      - The daughter of Jairus
        
        Luke 8:41-55
      - The son of the widow of Nain
        
        Luke 7:11-15
  - - - Lee Strobel
        
        Atheist Jounalist
        
        Daughter and pregnant wife
        
        Is angered with his wife turning Catholic
        
        Vows to disprove Catholism