How did the Romans and the Jewish view Jesus's teachings?

his teachings caused controversy

What did Jesus believe his purpose on earth entailed?

to complete God's promise to Israel

How was the view of the people, by the Gods, different in monotheism?

in the monothestic religions, God loved the people

After his death, his disciples proclaimed this?

he had risen and was the Messiah

Under Theododius the Great, the Romans did this in 380 AD?

named Christiantiy the offical religion of Rome

By the 4th century, Christianity propsered because of this?

Constantine became the first Christian emperor

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1
As Christiantiy grew, churches were forced to do this?
merge with Judaism
organize the religion
merge with Islam
turn away new members
2
Who was Jesus turned over to for punishment?
the Pharisees
Pontius Pilate
Muhammad
the Sadducees
3
What initially limited the spread of Christianity?
Roman persecution
the lack of a written document
people went back to the polythestic religions
people were not receptive to Jesus's message
4
Who spread Christianity throughout the Roman Empire?
the Pharisees
his apostles
the Sadducees
the Roman government
5
Who was the leader of the Apostles in the beginning?
Timothy
John
Peter
Mark
6
What family line was Jesus a decendant of?
King Solomon
He was not of a royal line
King Saul
King David
7
When were the Gospels written down for the first time?
none of the above
between 40 and 100 AD
when Jesus died
after Paul was arrested
8
How did the Romans and the Jewish view Jesus's teachings?
his teachings caused controversy
both supported his teachings
they outlawed his teachings
they allowed Islam to be taught
9
The talk and discourse pertaining to God is called this?
theology
none of the above
methodlogy
ideology
10
Christianity spread quickly because of?
the message was attractive to all classes of people
it was familiar to older religions
it fulfilled the human need to belong
all of the above
11
At what age did Jesus begin his ministry?
16
10
20
30
12
How was Jesus put to death?
hanging
stoned
crucified
fed to the lions
13
Who were allowed to become members of the clergy?
only Roman citizens
both men and women
women only
men only
14
Christiantiy's influence on the Roman Empire included?
loyality to the church was more important than loyality to the emperor
all of the above
the church became an example of moral authority
the church would be the main unifying force in Western Europe
15
What were the bishops of Rome called?
none of the above
pope
reverends
pastors
16
Who became the person that spread Christianity most effectivley?
Mark
John
Moses
Paul
17
What city was Jesus born in?
Tarsis
Nazareth
Bethlehlem
Jerusalem
18
Many Romans saw Christianity as this?
a threat
an addtion to Roman culture
only for the elites
a religion to be ignored
19
What were the beliefs of the Christian church recorded in?
the New Testament
the Torrah
the Old Testament
the Quran
20
What did Jesus believe his purpose on earth entailed?
to end the Roman occupation
to end Judaism as a religion
to complete God's promise to Israel
none of the above
21
The ethical concepts voiced by the monothestic religions included?
charity
all of the above
love towards others
humility
22
Who was the first bishop of Jerusalem?
John
Peter
Paul
Mark
23
How was the view of the people, by the Gods, different in monotheism?
all of the above
in the monothestic religions, God loved the people
the momothestic religions taught fear of God
in the polytheistic religions, Gods loved the people
24
After his death, his disciples proclaimed this?
a revolt against Rome
he had risen and was the Messiah
his form of Judaism was over
his followers were to leave Jerusalem
25
What was Jesus trained to be growing up?
a carpenter
a stone cutter
a preist
a shepard
26
What religion was Jesus born into?
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
27
What was restored in the early Chrstian churches?
all of the above
communion
members as equals
baptism
28
How did the monothestic religions change the ancient civilizations?
all of the above
governments became less brutal towards their people
people were viewd more as equals
religion became a personal choice
29
Under Theododius the Great, the Romans did this in 380 AD?
named Christiantiy the offical religion of Rome
converted to Islam
made Judaism illegial in Rome
none of the above
30
By the 4th century, Christianity propsered because of this?
Muslims were expelled from the empire
Constantine became the first Christian emperor
the Christians were expelled from the empire
Rome fell

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