Final Christ in Scripture 2024

Why do Catholics give special honor to Mary?

What does the word Testament mean?

Where does the Catholic Church believe most of their rituals were established by?

Which books did the Protestants reject as part of their canon of the Bible?

Why did the Eastern Church separate from the Western Church?

What is the Trinity?

What would be the benefit of knowing the literary of a Bible passage?

How is Sacred Tradition passed on?

What does it mean that humans have free will?

What was the main temptation that the serpent told Eve to get her to eat the fruit?

Three stages in the formation of the Gospels are; life and teaching of Jesus, oral tradition, and writings of Apostles.

Why can we say that Pope Francis is a successor to St. Peter?

Why was the canon of the Bible not able to be determined or set before the time of Jesus?

Only Catholics believe in the Trinity, not other Christians

What are the three sacraments of initiation?

What is the underlying message of the Old Testament?

We can know of the Trinity by natural revelation.

What is the Universal Call to Holiness?

All things come from something, without nothing nothing comes, there must be a first something, is what argument?

What did the Church look for in determining which books were to be a part of the canon?

What are the three main religions in the West?

What is the role of the Magisterium when it comes to Sacred Scripture?

The idea of Bishops and a Church hierarchy developed after the Protestant Reformation.

What was the Great Schism?

What does it mean that God is eternal?

Who nailed the 95 theses to the Church door?

What is the relationship between the Gospel and Kingdom of God?

The idea of Bishops and a Church hierarchy developed with the Apostles and is found in the Bible.

What do we mean by an outward sign as being a part of every sacrament?

What is one difference between Catholics and Protestants?

Where does the name "protestant" come from?

What does the word Gospel mean?

Is there a unity between the Old and New Testament or are they separate?

What part of the Bible has a lot of content in the allegorical sense?

What does the term "Transmission of Divine Revelation" mean?

What do we refer to when we say lex orandi lex credendi?

How is even the Bible itself a form of Sacred Tradition?

Who makes up the Magisterium?

What was one issue in the Church that lead to the Protestant reformation?

There are 46 Books in the Old Testament

Is the universe a result of chance or design? Why

What are the four Gospels?

What do Jewish persons recognize as their sacred text and how is it related to what Christians recognize in the Bible?

Who are the four Old Testament covenants made with?

There are 46 books in the New Testament

What does it mean that God made humans in His image and likeness?

What were the first books written of the Old Testament?

What is a sacrament?

What is the last plague that finally frees Israel from slavery in Egypt?

Catholics believe that the Bible is the Inspired Written Word of God

Which Ecumenical Council officially established the Books of the Canon?

What is salvation history?

In what ways does God reveal Himself to us directly?

We used a three legged stool as an example of the teaching authority of the Church. What are these three parts?

How were the stories of the Bible first spread?

Who was at fault for eating the fruit? Adam or Eve, and why?

How are the spiritual senses and literal senses related?

What is one difference between Christianity and Judaism?

What is Sacred Tradition?

Who gave the Magisterium its teaching authority?

Why did it take so long for the Church to hold an Ecumenical Council on the Canon of Scriptures?