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1
Which of the following is an example of a Pentecostal denomination in Australia?
Baptist Church of Christ
Hillsong
Australian Christian Churches (ACC)
Jehovah's Witness Australia
2
Which principal belief was formulated at the council of Nicea?
Salvation by Faith
Holy Trinity
Resurrection of the Dead
Authority of Popes
3
The three aspects of Christian ethics stand on:
Jesus' lineage, living an ethical life, mortality
Fortune, guidance, humiility
The Beatitudes, Ten Commandments, Love
Love, Forgiveness, Trust
4
Which of the following versions of the Bible is the MOST common among Christians and Non-Christians?
King James
The Good News
NSRV
Bible Gateway
5
Ctholics and Orthodox Christians believe salvation is dynamic because _________
good works alone
a person is saved by the recitation of biblical teachings
faith should be paired with good works
faith is enough
6
Which of the following view salvation as dynamic and ongoing?
Lutheran and Orthodox
Hill Song and Baptist
Anglican and Catholic
Catholic and Orthodox
7
Christians believe that all of Gods creation is _____. Ethics
wicked
good
evil
perfect
8
How many books are there in the New Testament?
666
27
39
42
9
The concept that maintains the belief that there is one God in three persons is...
monotheism
proselytising
Trinitarianism
Trinity
10
Until the 1960's, which language were all Catholic liturgies in Catholic churches?
Italian
Aramaic
Hebrew
Latin
11
The following source is an example of which Christian ethic?
The Beatitudes
Ten Commandments
Love
Life of Jesus
12
The most famous account of the Beatitudes can be found in the Gospel of Matthew, in his story of ________
Carrying out of the psalms
Sermon on the Mount
tellings of Paul
history of the Church
13
What is the difference between prayer and creed?
Creed is a statement of beliefs. Prayer asks for help or give thanks to God
Prayer is a statement of beliefs. Creed asks for help or give thanks to God
Creed guides the soul to heaven and Prayer is a statement of beliefs
14
"A condition or state of being that surpasses physical existence" is a definition of:
religion
transcendence
immanent
salvation
15
Where was the capital for Orthodox Christianity?
Nicea
Oxford
Constantinople
Rome
16
The philosophical study of moral values and rules is known as which of the following?
The Ten Commandments
judgment
religion
ethics
17
Protestantism began with which significant historical person?
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Thomas Aquinas
Karl Marx
18
The Trinity is...
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit
immanent, transcendent features of God, both 3 and 1
not found in the bible
the product of exegesis
19
Last one...What is the name of the Priest in the video from Friday?
Father Mike Trindle
Father Anthony Paul
Father Mike Schmitz
Father Ted Crilly
20
Who established the Church of England?
Queen Elizabeth
Thomas Moore
King Henry VIII
King George
21
What event marks the final phase of the early church?
The Dark Ages
With the death of Jesus Christ in circa 33 CE
With the council of Nicea in 325
When Emperor Constantine converted in 337 CE
22
All Christians believe that Jesus was...
fully human
fully divine
was a wise man who taught about God
rose from the dead
23
Whereas, John mainly wrote for _______
gentiles
faithless
believers
followers
24
The
filioque
clause
caused which important event in the history of the Christian denominations?
Martin Luthers posting of his 95 Thesis
Western Orthodox and Eastern Catholicism divided
The Great Schism in 1054
The Conversion of Constantine
25
In which language was the Old Testament written in?
Hebrew
Greek
Aramaic
Latin
26
Where were the 10 Commandments given?
Mt Sinai
Mt Olympus
Mt Arafat
Mt Zion
27
The following are major variants of Christianity ...
Hill Song Orthodox, Baptist
Methodist, Catholic and Hill Song
Anglican, Lutheran and Hill Song
Pentecostalism, Orthodox and Anglican
28
Baptism come from the Greek term baptizo, which means ...
to justify
to devulge
to immerse
to cleanse
29
Jesus' Good Samaritan parable proclaims which principal belief?
the nature of God and the trinity
the divinity and humanity of Jesus
salvation
revelation
30
The Our Father is often known as the model prayer because?
it combines all aspects of the principal beliefs of Christianity
it includes the kingdom of God
it signifies the millennial second coming
it symbolises the ethical teachings of the faith
31
The following scripture passage is an example of which principal belief?
humanity and divinity of Jesus
revelation
Jesus' life
salvation
32
The root of Protestantism is to Protest. As such, this denomination is in opposition to:
historical church teachings
all Catholic teachings
Any non-biblical doctrines and interpretations
all biblical doctrines
33
Deliverance from sin and healing through the power of God are examples of which principal belief?
salvation
Jesus' ascension
Jesus as bot divine and human
revelation
34
Purgatory refers to ...
a temporary place where souls are kept before entering the kingdom of God
the place where you need to provide indulgences in order to reach God
something that is absolutely opposed to by Protestants
A church (Christian) invention which states souls go straight to heaven
35
Jesus taught about the Kingdom of God using...?
parables
sharing his divinity wth others
retelling the story of his birth
onomatopeia
36
The central commandment of Jesus is to...
Love people
Love God and one another
Love God alone
Love thy neighbour
37
Mary as the Mother of God is only ...
Catholic teaching
Baptist teaching
Orthodox dogma
Orthodox teaching
38
Eschatology refers to...
the change that occurs within a human upon their baptism
only the Old Testament
the part of theology concerned with death, judgement, and the final destiny
ecclesiastic defenses
39
The Orthodox Church accepts the role of the Pope as the leader?
False
True
40
Which of the following terms means all powerful?
omnipresent
omniscent
omnipotent
transcendent
41
Which Christian denomination does NOT follow the principal belief in the Trinity?
Jehovah's Witness
Anglicanism
Orthodoxy
Pentecostalism
42
What was the name of the split between the Orthodox and Roman Catholic Church?
The Split
Age of Change
The Reformation
The Great Schism
43
What are the earliest Christian writings?
Genesis
Letters of Paul
Gospel of John
The Acts of the Apostles
44
Which of the following principal beliefs is reflected in the Romans 1:20 bible passage?
salvation
the divinity and humanity of Jesus
the trinity
revelation
45
Which two denominations split in the Great Schism of 1054?
Anglican and Protestant
Catholic and Orthodox
Catholic and Anglican
Orthodox and Anglican
46
What is another name for the Ten Commandments?
Torah
Deidre
Decalogue
Collage
47
What is the Lord's prayer otherwise known as?
hail mary
Nicean Creed
Our Father
recitation
48
Which SOR concept does Katherine Hayhoe adhere to by expressing her responsibility of Stewardship?
Lived expression
Principal Beliefs
Ethics
49
An example of FORMAL prayer would be...?
Speaking in tongues
The Lord's Prayer
The Nicene Creed
50
Which of the following is NOT a meaning of revelation?
People experiencing the love of Jesus through others
God revealing truths to people throughout human history
The words of scripture
Life after death
51
In what year did the Orthodox Church split from the Roman Catholic Church?
1054
Year 0
1500
300
52
What is the Greek term for God's boundless love?
phileo
stroge
eros
agape
53
SERB stands for...
Scripture, Ethical teachings, Rituals, Beliefs
Sacred Texts, Entire Practice, Rituals, Believers
Sacred Texts, Ethics, Rituals and Practices, Beliefs and Believers
Study of Sacred Text, Ethics, Rituals and Practices, Beliefs and Believers
54
What is the MAIN difference between Judaism and Christianity?
Jews emphasise the oneness of God and therefore reject Him in human form
Judaism and Christianity are faithfully the same
Christianity is the only religion that follows monotheism
Abraham is viewed only as a prophet
55
Which principal is at the center of Christian ethical teachings?
Forgiveness
Obedience
Happiness
Love
56
Which of the following is a characteristic of an immanent worldview?
the belief in an inward divine being or power
(of God) permanently pervading and sustaining the universe
The world
Existing within - particularly within the world
57
What is another name for the Church of England?
Catholic
Presbyterian
Anglican
Protestant
58
The Beatitudes are essentially...
simple statements
heroic deeds
worries
blessings
59
Which denomination has a strong emotional enthusiasm for God?
Anglicanism
Orthodoxy
Protestantism
Pentecostalism
60
In order to make a moral and ethically correct decision, a Christian
might
consult...
church teachings (community)
ones conscience
Sacred text
a fortune teller
61
Which principal event instigated the new religious movement of Christianity?
the followers experience of the risen Christ
Passover
the celebration of Christmas
The Easter Experience
62
The Torah is a sacred text of which religious tradition?
Aboriginal Spirituality
Judaism
Torah
Islam
63
Which of the following is not a denomination of Christianity?
Quaker
Anglican
Catholic
Hasidic
64
The three main Jewish groups within 1st C Galilee included?
Galatians, Tyre, Istanbul
Baptists, Episcopalian, Zealots
Essenes, Zealots, Diaspora
Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes
65
Which of the following churches does not stem from Protestantism?
Lutheranism
Calvinism
Anglican
Greek Orthodox
66
Within the Jewish context, what did Jesus change?
The way people thought about the Kingdom of God
He moved people to trust in a single God
He intended to start Christianity
He brought in the New Testament
67
There are _ sacraments within Catholicism and _ within most other denominations
3 and the same
2 . and 7
7 and 2
4 and 2
68
Which political power was ruling over Israel at the time of Jesus?
Persians
Jewish
Romans
Greeks
69
The term ekklesia/ecclesia refers to ...
truth
the collection/body of faithful people (church)
those who opposed Jesus
a government body in Ancient Greece
70
What is a key teaching of Protestant churches?
Salvation through faith alone
Service to the Holy Spirit alone
Jurisdiction by faith alone
Repentance to Christ alone
71
The following diagram sets out which syllabus dot point?
The Prayers of the Faithful
Ethical Teaching of the Trinity
Principal Belief of the Trinity
The Trinitarian nature of God
72
Salvation is
naturally acheived
earned through indulgences
a reward for the commensurate affinity of obligatory faith
one of the principal beliefs of Christianity
73
Matthew's Gospel was mainly for a ____________ audience.
Roman
Hebrew/Jewish
Jesus
polytheistic
74
Within Christian beliefs, revelation is...
ongoing
fixed
listened to
final
75
To pray while... washing the dishes, could be considered what type of prayer?
vocal prayer
lament
contemplative prayer
communal prayer
