One reason why Christianity was able to spread so quickly...

The Roman Empire had a good road system for travel.

Paul was Hellenestic, which means that he was...

well versed in Greek history, culture, and art.

The Church's mission is Trinitarian, which means that...

the work of the Church is that of the 3 Divine Persons of the Trinity.

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Ecclesiology - Ch.'s 1-3

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1
The Proclamation of the Good News of Jesus Christ through words and witness.
Preaching
Kingdom of God
Evangelization
Proselytizing
2
Who is the Bishop of Rome?
St. Francis of Assisi
Pope Francis
St. Paul, the Apostle
St. Luke the Evangelist
3
One reason why Christianity was able to spread so quickly...
The Roman Empire had a good road system for travel.
The Romans had inventive ways of torturing Christians.
Paul's ability to speak English enabled him to reach other cultures.
The Jewish authorities offered protection from bandits and other threats.
4
Paul was Hellenestic, which means that he was...
well versed in Roman history, culture, and art.
well versed in Jewish history, culture, and art.
well versed in Helena's History, culture, and art.
well versed in Greek history, culture, and art.
5
In the OT image of the Church as "grapevine", the vine represents God and the people, the grapes.
False
True
6
The Church's mission is Trinitarian, which means that...
the work of the Church is that of the 3 Divine Persons of the Trinity.
the work of the Church is only that of the Holy Spirit.
the work of the Church is only achieved by Jesus Christ alone.
7
The 3 Important Images of the Holy Spirit include
Eagle
Water
Fire
Light
8
The New Testament Greek word which is translated as "Church"
Ekklesia
Ekkalein
Ekkelesia
Ekkelein
9
Through ________, God established a special relationship with Israel as His Holy People.
Covenants
Sacraments
Prophets
Gifts of the Holy Spirit
10
We share in Christ's sacrifice and in the grace that his sacrifice gives the Church.
Prayer
Baptism
Eucharist
Suffering
11
St. Stephen was...
The first martyr of the Church
The first Pope
The first Bishop of Antioch
The first martyr of the Church to be killed by the Romans
12
How did Jesus institute the Church?
By preaching the Body of Christ
Through the use of breath, wind, and fire
By giving only his divine nature to the Church.
Through the Incarnation
13
Which image might St. Paul have used to evangelize urban city dwellers?
Catching a fish
Planting a seed
Trimming a vine
Running a race
14
Who are the successors of St. Peter?
Apostles
Priests
Bishops
Popes
15
Charisms are dispositions or tendencies given by the Holy Spirit for the benefit of building up the Church.
True
False
16
The Pharisees accused early Christians of...
Worshipping the God of Israel
worshipping the Roman Gods
acting violently toward the Temple priests.
Blaspheming the God of Israel
17
Amy is a nurse. She has a special ability to listen to patients to calm them when they become anxious. She has a(n)...
ordinary charism
fruit of the Holy Spirit
gift of speaking in tongues
extraordinary charism
18
Saints Aquila and Priscilla were responsible for transcribing the Acts of the Apostles
False
True

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