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    HRE 4O1

    Exam Review

    Exam Date: Tuesday, January 30th, 2024

    Exam Start Time: 8:20 am

    Exam Duration: 2 hours

    Exam Break down:

    80 multiple choice questions


    8 short answer questions, choose 4 to answer.

    Topics to Review:

    Unit 1

    What is Faith?

    Does God Exist?

     God’s existence
     Aquinas' Cosmological Arguments
     Pascal's Wager
     What does it mean to be human?

    Prayer

     What is prayer
     How do we pray
     What are the 5 types of prayer and define each one

    Ethics and Morality

     What does ethic mean?


     What does morality mean?
     Four Ways of Locating the Ethical in You
     Be able to explain reasoning for making an ethical/moral based choice.
    Unit 2

    Faith and Reason

     Meaning of Revelation
     Meaning of Salvation

    Prophets

     What is a prophet, and what are the 7 characteristics of prophets?


     Who are examples of prophets, and what did they do?

    What are the 10 commandments?

     Why are each of them important?


     How can they connect to people today?

    Moses and Jesus

     Who is Moses?
     How does he compare to Jesus?
     What does this mean about who Jesus is for us?

    Who is Jesus?

     What is the significance of Jesus dying on the cross and rising?


     Why might people struggle to believe in Jesus as God?
     Does it make sense to you that Jesus is fully human and fully God?
     Should all people live with Jesus at the center of their lives?

    Heaven

     What is Heaven? What is Hell?, What is Purgatory?, What is the Last Judgement?

    Kingdom of Heaven

     What qualities are needed to build the kingdom of heaven on earth?


     What does holiness mean?
     What does holiness look like in everyday life?

    Saints

     What steps are needed to become a saint?


     How many miracles are required?
    Unit 3

    Reasons to go to mass

     Know and explain the reasons to go to mass

    St. Peter and Paul

     Be able to compare St. Peter and St. Paul


     Who were they, how are they significant to spreading of Christianity

    Mary

     Immaculate conception
     The Assumption
     Feast Days
     How Catholics celebrate and honour Mary

    Four marks of the church


     Understand the definition for each of the four marks
     Connect the 4 marks of the church to the sacraments, the reasons to go to mass and influence on
    culture

    The way of the church

     how the catholic church influenced culture


     Know examples for each category that the catholic church influenced

    7 sacraments

     Know the definitions for each sacrament


     Know the symbols for each sacrament
     Know the order of the sacraments
    Unit 4
    Happiness

     Purpose of happiness
     Argument for why go bad things happen to good people?

    Types of Sin

     Personal, Social, Mortal, Venial


     Know the definitions and examples for each type of sin
     3 conditions for an action to be a sin
     Guidelines to distinguish from good and bad actions

    Consistent Ethic of Life

     Definition

    Conscience

     Definition
     How to grow one’s conscience

    Theological Virtues and Cardinal Virtues


     What are the theological and cardinal virtues?
     What is the definition of each virtue?
     What are examples of how to practice the virtues?

    Decision Making Steps

     What are the 4 steps?


     How does each step work?
     How can they be used to make a decision involving a moral dilemma?

    Vocation

     Definition
     Options for vocation
     Friendships
     Celibacy
     Marriage
     Family Life

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