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Religion Chapter 2
Religion Chapter 2
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Review for the Chapter 2 Test
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1
What is a covenant?
An agreement between God and his people
The holy trinity
Nicene creed
The resurrection
2
Genesis means last.
True
False
3
Why do biblical writers use symbols?
To make the stories factual.
To give their stories deeper meaning.
To make their stories realistic.
Both A and B
4
God’s Creation is found in the book of Genesis.
False
True
5
What does the word Genesis mean?
Divine
Creation
End
Beginning
6
What are attributes?
None of the above
books
characteristics
feelings
7
What truth is revealed about God in the creation stories?
Everything that God has made depends on him
Everything that God has made is good
All of the above
God is the source of all life
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These are the only creatures God made in His image and likeness.
Birds and Fish
Humans
Sun, Moon, and Stars
Cattle
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What is prehistory?
pottery
a time in history
the period of time before wiitten records
a book
10
God created humans in His image and likeness
True
False
11
What is conscience?
A Sacrament with water
The act of determining whether the choices we made were good
The ability to know the difference between good and evil, right and wrong
A Halloween Costume
12
God is eternal which means he can die.
True
False
13
What is free will?
god created everything that will happen
The freedom and ability to choose
not a fixed philosophy
an agreement between God and his people
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Because we are created in the image and likeness of God, we have special responsibilities.
True
False
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What is human dignity?
Humans lie and do bad things
The value that comes from being made in God's image and likeness
We only see God in things we choose to see
We only see God in girls
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Which one is NOT one of God's attributes?
He's is only found in statues
All-knowing
Eternal
All-powerful
