Lesson 1 Anticipatory set Read together Psalm 51 https wwwyoutubecomwatchv36YztEW1NE Objectives Who are Satan and the demons What is Original Sin What are the Consequences of Original Sin for Adam and Eve ID: 372490
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Fall and Original Sin
Lesson 1Slide2
Anticipatory set
Read together Psalm 51
https://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=36Y_ztEW1NESlide3
Objectives
Who are Satan and the demons?
What is Original Sin
What are the Consequences of Original Sin for Adam and Eve?
What are the consequences of Original Sin for us?
What is the “solution; to Original Sin and actual sins?Slide4
I. Satan And the Fallen Angels
1. Some angels made an irrevocable choice to reject God.
2. Satan was one of God’s chief angels who rejected God’s friend ship. When God asked him to serve he said, ”Non
servium
” (I will not serve.).
3. Christ characterizes Satan as, “murder” and “father of lies.” and tempter and enemy who sows evil.Slide5
I. Satan And the Fallen Angels
4. Satan’s goal: to sabotage God’s plan.
5. God allows demons to tempt us to test our fidelity and so we can manifest the merits of Christ.
6. Satan is powerful, more powerful than us in many ways, but ultimately is nothing compared to God.
a. The most powerful weapon against Satan: The Cross, Rosary, Mass.
b. Use Satan’s own words against him, “non
Servium
”Slide6
II. Original Sin
God gave Adam one prohibition: do not eat of the tree of knowledge
This command was meant to help us recognize that we are not the knowers of all things. Our knowledge is limited. We are not God.
Satan’s Lie: “You will be like God.” How is this a lie?Slide7
II. Original Sin
4. Read together Genesis 3:4. What was attractive/tempting about the apple?Slide8
II. Original Sin
Eve “saw “
Three Fold dimensions of Sin
Jesus in the Desert
(Luke
4:1-12)
To combat sin we can
Good for food
Pleasure
Bread
Fast
A delight to the eyes
Possession
Shows
him kingdoms of the word
Give alms
Desirable for wisdom
Power
Command
the angels
PraySlide9
II. Original Sin
5. The Original sin was an act of disobedience.
6. Man wanted to be like God but “God, before God, and not in accordance with God.”Slide10
III. Consequences of Original Sin
1. Lost the friendship of God. (Loss of original holiness)
Separation between God and man.
Like damaging a friendship between to close friends.
Loss of preternatural gifts
Immunity to unjust suffering
Immunity to death (as we understand death)
Immunity to sickness
Exemption from
concuipence
IgnoranceSlide11
III. Consequences of Original Sin
3. Now have a greater inclination to sin and temptation: (concupiscence).
4. Loss Original Justice
Loss of harmony between man and woman
Loss of harmony between man and world
Loss of harmony between body and soulSlide12
IV. Original Sin affects all of humanity
1. Adam and Eve harmed all future generations.
2. Adam and Eve forfeited for their descendants original justice and original holiness.
3. Every generation is now subject to concupiscence, suffering, and death.Slide13
IV. Original Sin affects all of humanity
4. Original Sin is transmitted through the propagation of the human species.
5. Original sin does darken the intellect, weaken the will and disrupts the passions
6. The Fall is first evident with Cain’s killing of Abel and
Lamech’s
polygamist and murdering.Slide14
V. Sin and our need for redemption
1. Actual Sin – the personal sins we freely commit.
2. Solution to Original Sin and Actual Sin: God promises a redeemer.
3.
Protoevangelium
(the first Gospel) – Genesis 3:15Slide15
V. Sin and our need for redemption
4. Christ’s redemption is for everyone; just as Adam’s sin was for everyone.
5. Redemption is to restore the divine life in us (divinize humanity).Slide16
Wounds we endure because of Sin
Wound
Definition
Example
Cardinal Virtue
Definition
Example
Malice
Justice
Ignorance
Prudence
Weakness
Fortitude
Concupisence
Temperance