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Ecclesiology 2.1 & 2.2 Test Review
Ecclesiology 2.1 & 2.2 Test Review
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1
Their primary concern was to make the Jewish faith relevant under Roman rule.
Sadducees
Essenes
Zealots
Pharisees
2
When was the Church’s basic structure established?
at Pentecost
when Jesus began His ministry
in the Middle Ages
as Jesus was dying on the cross
3
A total denial of Christ and a disavowal of the Christian faith
Sin
Syncretism
None of these
Apostasy
4
Moral teaching can change over time.
False
True
5
At one point in Church history the Church taught it was OK to sell indulgences.
False
True
6
What is the central and most complete image of the Church?
Vinyard
Body of Christ
Sacrament of Salvation
Sheepfold
7
Christians who fled to the desert typically did so because they wanted to live a more authentic Christianity.
False
True
8
What was it that made membership in the Christian Church attractive despite the obvious dangers?
None of the above.
Christian mystery made membership seem exciting.
Christians did not have to fight in wars.
Christian Church offered the presence of a loving and caring God.
9
The goal of the Crusades was to “win heaven” by taking back the Holy Land from the Moslems.
True
False
10
From about AD 313 on Christianity became not only legal but accepted.
False
True
11
Lived celibately, interpreted every law in the strictest possible way.
Essenes
Saducees
Pharisees
Zealots
12
The earliest Jewish Christians believed their faith was distinct from Judaism.
False
True
13
Which of the following is NOT a reason Christians were despised by the Romans?
Christians were believed to be unpatriotic
Christians had all the top jobs in the government
Christians were believed to be antisocial
Christians were believed to be barbaric and cannibalistic
14
This type of indulgence removes the complete consequence of temporal punishment due to sin.
Complete
Partial
Forgiving
Plenary
15
It is only through the Church that the will of God can be most reliably known.
False
True