What is the correct definition of Ecumenical

Representing unity within the different Christian churches

what is the correct definition of sacraments

an outward sign of inward grace

What is the correct definition of atonement?

The death of Jesus bridged the gap between man and God

the 40 days leading up to Easter

What is the correct definition of incarnation?

God becoming human in the form of Jesus

What is the correct definition of evangelism?

The preaching of the gospel with intending to convert others

Why do Baptist Christians not believe in infant baptism?

The children cannot understand the commitment

What is the Eucharist

A sacrament with bread + wine that reinacts the last supper

What is the correct definition of resurrection?

The belief that Jesus rose from the dead on Easter Sunday

What is Easter Sunday?

Marks the day of Jesus' resurrection

Why do Christians celebrate Christmas?

It is the day of the birth of Jesus Christ

True or False: Informal worship refers to worship that doesn't have a set structure.

True - It is more spontaneous than liturgical worship

How does a Quaker worship?

Privately, usually using contemplation and reflection.

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1
Which of these is not a Christian celebration of Christmas
Roast Dinner
Carol Concerts
Midnight Mass
Nativity
2
What is the correct definition of an extemporaneous prayer?
a set prayer
an individual prayer
a collective prayer
a spontaneous prayer
3
Which of these is not an example of liturgical worship
Baptism
Eucharist
Biblical Readings
Individual Prayer
4
Which of these is not present within the holy trinity?
Holy Ghost
Son
Brother
Father
5
What is the correct definition of Ecumenical
Promoting change in different denominations of the church
Promoting intollerance between different Christian chuches
Representing change within the different Christian churches
Representing unity within the different Christian churches
6
what is the correct definition of sacraments
a set of religious ceremonies
an example of grace
an outward sign of inward grace
a collection of holy activities
7
What is the correct definition of atonement?
The death of Jesus bridged the gap between man and God
Mary's pregnancy bridged the gap between humans and God
The suffering of Job bridged the gap between man and God
The sacrifice of Judas bridged the gap between man and God
8
What is Lent?
The day that Jesus was reborn
The day celebrating the arrival of Jesus in Jerusalem
the 40 days leading up to Easter
The day Jesus died on the cross
9
Which of these is not an important type of prayer?
Complaining
Contemplation
Thanksgiving
Adoration
10
Which of these sacraments is not celebrated by protestant Christians?
Baptism
Anointing the sick
Eucharist
11
Which of these is not a reason that Christians think baptism is important?
It is a rite of entry allowing people to join of the church
it brings the family together
original sin is removed through baptism
it follows the personal example of Jesus
12
True or False: 'Keep the Sabbath day holy' has been interpreted as a command to worship God.
False
True
13
All prayers are set prayer. True or False?
False
True
14
What is the correct definition of incarnation?
The cycle of life death and rebirth
Jesus becoming human in the form of God
God becoming human in the form of Jesus
God being alive
15
True or False - 26 CofE Bishops sit in the House of Lords. They help decide the laws in Britain
False
True
16
What is the correct definition of evangelism?
Teaching about teachings
The preaching of the gospel with intending to convert others
Teaching about the miracles of the Bible
An act of religious devotion
17
What is the correct definition of omnibenevolent
All loving
All knowing
All seeing
All powerful
18
Which of these is NOT a reason a Christian might go on pilgrimage?
work
adventure
walk in the footsteps of people of faith
curiosity
19
Which of these is NOT a role of the church in the local communtity
Food Banks
Rehabilitation centres
Summer Fetes
Youth clubs
20
Why do Baptist Christians not believe in infant baptism?
The children cannot understand the commitment
The children might drown
The children cannot understand the prayers
The children cannot pick their Godparents
21
What is the Eucharist
A sacrament with bread + wine that reinacts the last supper
A sacrament where sick people are blessed
A sacrament involving the cleansing of original sin
A sacrament welcoming people in to the church
22
All worship is individual worship - True or false?
False
True
23
What is the correct definition of resurrection?
The belief that Jesus went to heaven after 40 days
The belief that Jesus rose from the dead on Easter Sunday
The belief that Jesus rose from the dead on Christmas Day
The belief that Jesus rose from the dead on 6th March
24
Liturgical worship follows a set pattern - True or False?
True
False
25
What is Easter Sunday?
Marks the day of Jesus' ascension
Marks the day of Jesus' birth
Marks the day of Jesus' death
Marks the day of Jesus' resurrection
26
What is the correct definition for omnipotent
All powerful
All loving
All potent
All seeing
27
Why do Christians celebrate Christmas?
It is the day of the death of Jesus Christ
It is the day of the birth of Jesus Christ
It is the day of the ascension of Jesus Christ
It is the day of the resurrection of Jesus Christ
28
What is the most popular religion in Britain?
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
29
True or False: Informal worship refers to worship that doesn't have a set structure.
True - It is more spontaneous than liturgical worship
False - there is a set structure
30
True or false - 'keep the Sabbath day holy' is the reason we have Sunday trading laws.
False
True
31
Which of these is not a sacrament?
Pilgrimage
Baptism
Penance
Eucharist
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How does a Quaker worship?
Privately, usually using contemplation and reflection.
Privately, in the written form
Collectively, through dancing
Collectively, through singing

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