RCIA Class 4: The Lord Jesus Christ - Grey Pilgrim

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In this class, we explore the Person of Jesus Christ and His two natures: God and Man. Questions: What is the "Good News"? What is the meaning of the name "Jesus"? Why is Jesus called "Christ"? What is the meaning of the title "Lord"? What does the word "Incarnation" mean? What do we mean when we say Jesus is true God and true man? Did Jesus have a soul with human knowledge? Explain the teaching of the two wills of Christ. Did Christ have a true human body? What do we mean when we say Jesus was "conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit"? Why can we truly call Mary the Mother of God? What is meant by the virginal conception of Jesus? Briefly explain the 5 Christological heresies that were discussed and the true Catholic response to them. Catechism of the Catholic Church references: The Lord Jesus Christ Conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit and became Man https://anchor.fm/charles-junjulas3/support

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