| A | B |
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| Emmanuel | Means "God with us" |
| Christology | The study of Jesus |
| Procession | Describes how the Holy Spirit goes forth from the Father and the Son |
| Begotten | Means that the Son was not created |
| Theology | The study of God |
| Pneumatology | The study of the Holy Spirit |
| Consubstantial | Sharing one being with God |
| Abba | Means "Our Father" |
| Incarnation | Word of God became flesh |
| Christ | Greek word meaning Messiah |
| Katha Holos | Means "to include everyone" |
| Apostolic Succession | We can trace the line of bishops back to the apostles |
| logos | Greek term that means "word" |
| Arianism | Over focused on Jesus' humanity. |
| Gnosticism | Overly focused on Jesus' divinity. |
| Triune God | Creator of the Heaven and Earth |
| Fullness of Time | Refers to the exact moment Jesus was born |
| One | This means we are unified in our visible bonds |
| Holy | Show that God's grace flows through us and connects us to Him |
| Catholic | Means that the Church is universal and we all all connected through God's love for us |
| Apostolic | Shows our faith roots have been preserved and passed down over time. |
| Jesus' death on the cross | Is the turning point in the Christian story |
| Spiritual Wisdom | Knowledge that is acquired through personal experiences, intuition and contemplation |
| Baptism | How we become sons and daughters of God |
| God | Is the source of all holiness |
| Dogma | Core beliefs and practices of a religion. |
| Procession | Describes how the Spirit goes forth from the Father and Son |
