Unit 3 - Marks of the Church

4. Heresy that held that Christ had only a divine mind and will, not a human mind and will.
7. Will never change in its essential aspects.
9. Greek term for "Bearer of God" or "Mother of God".
10. A series of 16th century schisms from the Catholic Church.
12. Heresy that claimed the Son was not equal to the Father, thus denying the divinity of Christ.
13. From the Greek for "one sent forth". Refers to the 12 chosen by Jesus to be his closest followers.
16. Will exist until the end of time, an attribute of the Catholic church as a result of its divine origin.
17. Total rejection of the Christian Faith.
18. Having no defect or flaw. Will never perish or go astray.

1. Heresy that claimed that Christ's human nature was incorporated into his divine nature, leaving him with only ONE nature.
2. Official internal regulations of the Catholic Church is known as ________ law.
3. Remission before God of temporal punishment that would otherwise be due for sins already forgiven.
5. Obstinate denial of a truth that must be believed with divine faith.
6. Heresy that, among other things, opposed the title of Theotokos for the Blessed Virgin Mary.
8. Heresy that taught that the material world was evil and that secret knowledge was the basis of Salvation.
11. The efforts to reunite all Christians on earth and to cooperate among Christians faith traditions in achieving common goals.
14. The Church was founded by Christ and given to the Apostles, a mark of the Church.
15. Persons who were born into schismatic communities and therefor are not guilty of the original schism are known as ___________ brethren.