Summa: Question 1 Exam

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Man's most urgent need is to know about God.

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Some truths about God can be known by philosophy, that is, by thinking them out.

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The two ways to know truths about God are:

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is required for the proper understanding of all truths about God.

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Philosophy is enough for man.

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Divine revelation is required.

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Without divine revelation man could not know and __ the naturally knowable truths about God.

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Sacred doctrine is a true science.

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Sacred doctrine is:

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Science is a body of truths established with .

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On whose authority are the body of truths of sacred doctrine imparted?

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Sacred doctrine is not established with absolute certitude.

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Sacred doctrine is a group of related sciences.

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What is the focus of the truths of sacred doctrine?

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Sciences are either or __.

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A speculative science contemplates .

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A speculative science:

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A practical science considers what is to be done.

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A practical science:

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What kind of science is sacred doctrine?

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The chief effort of sacred doctrine is to teach men truths about God.

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Sacred doctrine is both speculative and practical, but it is primarily a science.

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Sacred doctrine is the most of sciences.

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On the speculative side, sacred doctrine is the noblest of sciences because:

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Sacred doctrine affords the most nobly satisfying certitude because it speaks:

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Sacred doctrine guides men to the noblest goal, which is:

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Sacred doctrine is wisdom.

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involves deep knowledge of a valuable end to be attained together with a suitable and pleasing plan for attaining it.

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gives man the deepest knowledge of his infinitely valuable end, and stirs and directs him to attain it.

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What is the object of Sacred doctrine?

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All truths manifested by sacred doctrine are either truths about God or truths about creatures in reference to God.

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Sacred doctrine does not include truths about creatures.

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The principles or basic truths of sacred doctrine are:

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Sacred doctrine argues about its principles.

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Sacred doctrine uses reason to:

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Sacred doctrine does not use reason.

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How do we draw other truths from the articles of faith?

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is a source of divine revelation, and hence a source of sacred doctrine.

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Sacred scripture does not use figurative language.

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The truth is often taught most effectively by:

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A simile is a type of figure of speech.

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A metaphor is a type of figurative language.

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Sacred scripture does not use metaphors.

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Sometimes sacred scripture uses a term which has meaning in both the ___ and _ sense.

Complete the Exam for Summa Question 1: The nature and extent of sacred doctrine. This covers all of the articles under Question 1.

Summa: Question 1 Exam

Summa: Question 1 Exam

Man's most urgent need is to know about God.

Some truths about God can be known by philosophy, that is, by thinking them out.

The two ways to know truths about God are:

is required for the proper understanding of all truths about God.

Philosophy is enough for man.

Divine revelation is required.

Without divine revelation man could not know ______________ and ________________ the naturally knowable truths about God.

Sacred doctrine is a true science.

Sacred doctrine is:

Science is a body of truths established with .

On whose authority are the body of truths of sacred doctrine imparted?

Sacred doctrine is not established with absolute certitude.

Sacred doctrine is a group of related sciences.

What is the focus of the truths of sacred doctrine?

Sciences are either ______________ or ________________.

A speculative science contemplates .

A speculative science:

A practical science considers what is to be done.

A practical science:

Without divine revelation man could not know and __ the naturally knowable truths about God.

Sciences are either or __.