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Some questions to refresh your memory on basics of major Christian Denominations
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1
The Christian Church expanded rapidly in the 4th Century AD. Why?
The Muslims withdrew from Europe.
The Roman Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity.
Everyone was preaching, teaching & travelling at that stage.
Christian armies invaded most of Europe at that time.
2
Why didn't Luther die like others who had protested against the Catholic Church?
He had political protection from a local Prince
He went on the run
He was so good at arguing his point.
They didn't have enough hard evidence
3
Today the Protestant Churches of Europe are most plentiful in the....
South
North
West
East
4
The first major split in the Catholic Church occurred in 1054. The split was known as what?
The Great Split
The Great Divide
The Great Schism
The Great Upset
5
The split between east & west in the Christian Church in 1054 resulted in what two branches?
The Lutheran Church & The Catholic Church
The Orthodox Church & The Catholic Church
The Anglican Church & The Catholic Church
The Protestant Church & The Catholic Church
6
Who were the first disciples to spread the message of Jesus Christ out across the Mediterranean
John and Mark
Matthew and Mark
Peter and Paul
Saul and Luke
7
Inter Faith Dialogue is the dialogue between
World Religions
Anglican Faiths
Protestant Churches
Christian Churches
8
Which is the odd one out when referring to the natural symbols used by major world religions?
Water
Fire
Rock
Food
9
Who is the leader of the Roman Catholic Church?
Presbyter
Pope
Patriarch
Pastor
10
Which of the following shows Christian religious commitment?
Attending Church
Giving to Charity
All of the above
Celebrating the Sacraments
11
Which Church is not a member of the World Council of Churches?
Methodist Church
Orthodox Church
Protestant Churches
Catholic Church
12
Sunday worship for Catholics is called what?
Service
Chapel
Procession
Mass
13
What is the name of the leader of the Catholic Church in New Zealand?
Pope Francis
Archbishop Watson
Cardinal John Dew
Father Michael Murchison
14
Which of the following countries is predominantly Orthodox Christian?
Greece
Netherlands
Spain
Italy
15
Ecumenism is the dialogue between...
World Religions
Anglican Faiths
Protestant Churches
Christian Churches
16
What does Baptism remember?
John the Baptist baptising Jesus
Jesus' resurrection
Jesus request for a foot-washing
Jesus baptising his followers
17
What is the point of Inter Faith Dialogue or Ecumenism?
To build trust and understanding.
To avoid organising events on the same day.
To let each other know what's going on.
All of the above
18
The leader of the Orthodox Church is a ...
Patriarch
Queen Elizabeth
Pope
Presbyter
19
What is the name of the adult baptism given in the Baptist Church?
Follower's Baptism
Grown-Up Baptism
Believer's Baptism
Adult Baptism
20
Today the Orthodox Church in Europe is mostly found in the ....
West
South
North
East
21
A sign is something which...
communicates a brief message or a piece of information.
tells you not to do something
All of the above
is deeply affecting and represents something invisible
22
Martin Luther was a Monk from what country?
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
England
23
Which of these is not a part of the Baptism process?
The passing around of the baby
The Pouring of the water
The anointing of oil
The clothing in a white garment
24
Today the Catholic Church has most of its European population in the...
South
East
West
North
25
The word Orthodox means...
Correct
Christian
Perfect
Universal
26
The word for the branches of the Christian Churches is...
Denominations
Designations
Organisations
Devisions
27
What is the name of the leader of a local church community?
Patriarch
Pope
Bishop
Priest
28
The REFORMATION was a time of great reform & change in the Christian Churches. When was it?
The 4th Century
The 16th Century
The 11th century
The 14th Century
29
A symbol is something which
is deeply affecting and represents something invisible
tells you not to do something
All of the above
communicates a brief message or a piece of information.
30
Which denomination only names two sacraments?
Anglican
Roman Catholic
Baptist
Methodist
31
Which of these is not a Sacrament, as far as the Anglican Church is concerned?
Baptism
All of the above
Confirmation
Eucharist
32
Which of these are the Sacraments of Healing?
Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick
Marriage, Holy Orders
Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist
Baptism, Marriage
33
Which of these is a Church which arose from the REFORMATION?
Baptist Church
Anglican Church
Methodist Church
Salvation Army
34
Which of these is a Sacrament of Service?
Marriage
Baptism
Anointing of the Sick
Confirmation
35
The word Catholic means....
Universal
Perfect
Correct
Christian
