Catholic Word of the Day: DICHOTOMY, 12-18-10

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DICHOTOMY

In philosophy the division of a class into two mutually exclusive subclasses, as human beings into men and women.

All items in this dictionary are from Fr. John Hardon's Modern Catholic Dictionary, © Eternal Life. Used with permission.

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Examples pertaining to practice of religion in one's life, please.

I can think of one -- Living in sin -- or living in the state of sanctifying grace.

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Book of Daniel	Josiah	Eternal Life
Naturalism	House of God	Right to Life Movement
Case of Conscience	Dominations	Self-love
The Knights Templars	Clerestory	Hosea
State of Perfection	Tables of the Law	Imprimi Potest
Passive Recollection	Simony	Sinful Joy
Immaculate Conception	Inter Ea	Stole
Disparity of Worship	Apostolicity	Relator
Autocephali	Annihilation	Supernatural Theology
Subsistence	Root of Jesse	Ausculta Fili
Shrine at Zamboanga	Servus Servorum Dei	Ain Karim
Priscilla	Human Act	Nebi’im
Dichotomy

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Heaven and Hell

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Born again versus spiritually dead.

"Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God." --John 3:3