Where were the Ten Commandments given?

Mt Sinai after Moses leads the jews out of Egypt

What is the main importance of the death and resurrection of Jesus for Christians?

It's through his death that people's broken connection with God is restored

What does the bible contain?

Key ethical teachings, history & story of Jesus, poetry, songs & teachings.

What is the Bible made up of?

The Hebrew, Christian, the Apocrypha and/or deuterocanonical books

How can Christian ethics be present in everyday life?

Following the beatitudes, golden rule, and Ten commandments from the bible

What do Christian ethics refer to?

The moral norms that are seen to be distinctive of Christianity

Which one of these are a beatitudes?

Blessed are they that mourn: For they shall be comforted

What is the golden rule? (i.e. Written in the bible)

'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you'

The Christian understanding of salvation is known as…

Salvation is to be saved by God from the consequences of our sin.

How did Christianity begin?

Christianity revolves around the life, death and Resurrection of Christ

How do the sacred texts influence the life of the believers?

They're sacred & central to religious teachings, and convey spiritual truth

The nature of God and the Trinity can be defined as….

The belief that God is three Persons (the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

What was St Paul's contribution to Christianity?

He promoted Christianity in the Middle East

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1
The Nicene Creed is an example of a sacred text of Christianity.
True
False
2
Where were the Ten Commandments given?
Mount Ararat after he turned water into wine
Mt Sinai after Moses leads the jews out of Egypt
Mount Thermon after Jesus' birth
Mt Koziosco at the parting of the red sea
3
What is the main importance of the death and resurrection of Jesus for Christians?
Easter represents the importance of what happened to Jesus.
That it consists of people passing away and coming back to life
It's through his death that people's broken connection with God is restored
So that we can have a home to live in.
4
What does the bible contain?
Strict guidelines
Stories about the people living in Jesus' time.
fake news :)
Key ethical teachings, history & story of Jesus, poetry, songs & teachings.
5
Jesus wanted to form a new religion:
False
True
6
What other religions practice Christian practices?
what?!?
Judaism
None
Hinduism
7
What is the Bible made up of?
Letters from the disciples, bedtime stories and prayers
The Old and New testaments
God's messages and teachings
The Hebrew, Christian, the Apocrypha and/or deuterocanonical books
8
How can Christian ethics be present in everyday life?
Playing the piano every day
Drinking wine and eating bread
"Writing the words of God on the gated and doorsteps of your house."
Following the beatitudes, golden rule, and Ten commandments from the bible
9
The Christian understanding of 'Revelation' includes three religions which are…
Praying, sleeping, eating
Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism
Christian, Jewish and Buddism
Christian, Hebrew and Islamic
10
Name a christian practice from the Orthodox religion:
Giving to charity
Fasting
Saying Hello
The Divine Liturgy
11
What is the main sacred text of Christianity?
The Torah
The Bible
The Psalms
The Qu'ran
12
What do Christian ethics refer to?
The moral norms that are seen to be distinctive of Christianity
The laws by which Christians have to abide by
The basics of the Bible
Islamic rules
13
Which one of these are a beatitudes?
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
Blessed is the pizza, for which is very tasty
Honour your father and your mother
Blessed are they that mourn: For they shall be comforted
14
What group people were the first Christians?
Zealots
Pharisees
Jews
Romans
15
Which of the two gospels described Jesus' early life?
John and Mark
Mark and Matthew
Luke and Joe
Matthew and Luke
16
Jesus was:
Jewish
Roman
Christian
Anglican
17
What is an example of a christian practice?
Baptism
Saying you love God
Genuflecting
Eating a burger
18
What is the golden rule? (i.e. Written in the bible)
'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you'
The Ten Commandments
The Beatitudes
'Treat your neighbor as you wish to be treated'
19
The Christian understanding of salvation is known as…
Salvation is to be saved by God from the consequences of our sin.
Salvation is to believe in God and what he preaches.
Salvation is to be punished due to the sins we have committed.
Salvation is to be healed by God from what we are suffering.
20
When was the 'Jesus Movement'?
100-10 BCE
200-100 BCE
100-200 CE
1-100 CE
21
Prayer is a Christian practice:
True
False
22
What were the non-jews called?
Zealot
Gentile
Pharisee
Genitals
23
How did Christianity begin?
Christianity revolves around the life, death and Resurrection of Christ
Christianity began because Jesus influenced the belief of God and the bible
Christianity started in the 21st century.
Christianity began from the birth of Jesus Christ The Son of God.
24
How do the sacred texts influence the life of the believers?
Gives them something to read about
Provides proof towards Christianity
They're sacred & central to religious teachings, and convey spiritual truth
All of the above
25
Jesus died for us:
False
True
26
The nature of God and the Trinity can be defined as….
A universal Christian belief in the doctrine of the Trinity.
The main foundation to the Christian faith
A controversial doctrine that many Christians don't really understand
The belief that God is three Persons (the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
27
Jesus was the Messiah:
False
True
28
What was St Paul's contribution to Christianity?
He wrote the entire bible
He terminated the Christians
He promoted Christianity everywhere
He promoted Christianity in the Middle East

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