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Religion (HRE 101) - Bible Introduction
Religion (HRE 101) - Bible Introduction
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1
Name these two close Sesame Street friends.
Big Bird & the Count
Bert & Ernie
Chuck & Dale
Oscar & Elmo
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God revealing himself to his people is known as
Biblical Inerrancy
Inspiration
Revelation
Biblical Truth
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God works through authors of the Bible, allowing them to communicate Relgisous truth. This is
Revelation
Biblical Inerrancy
Inspiration
Wisdom
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Biblical Inerrancy is best describe by which sentence?
The Bible is the word of God.
Bible authors are in direct communication with God.
There are no mistakes in the Bible, its all religious truth.
5
Members of the Holy Trinity include
The Holy Dove
Mother Mary
The Holy Spirit
St. Peter
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The word biblios means
Bible in Latin
faith in Greek
books in Italian
books in Greek
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Someone who believes that the Red Sea actually parted for Moses and the chosen people would be
A Literal Reader of the Bible
A Contextual Reader of the Bible
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How many books are in the Catholic Bible?
46
73
76
2
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The Bible is the holy book for which of the following faiths?
Christianity
Judaism
Islamn
Catholicism
10
Madame loves chocolate. Which of these chocolate bars is ONLY available in Canada?
Snickers
Smarties
Trick question, these are available everywnere.
Milky Way
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The section of the Bible which speaks about God's relationship with the chose people is...
New Testament
Old Testament
12
Which is the name of Toronto's first basketball team?
Toronto Huskies
Toronto Pats
Toronto Raptors
Toronto Grizzlies
13
The Catholic Bible is based on the
The life of Jesus Christ
Codex Argenteus
Torah
Septuagint
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The Hebrew scriptures would be found in the
New Testament
The Bible
The Gospels
Old Testament
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Stories passed on by word of mouth, poetry, or song are referred to as
Oral History
Edited History
Written History
