What convinced Constantine to convert to Christianity?

A vision of the Christian cross, which was a sign he would win a battle

Which of the following statements describes an important concept in the Christian faith?

"Love your neighbor as yourself."

Which of the following statements most closely describes the attitude of the Jewish people of Judaea toward Roman rule?

There were differing opinions about Roman rule.

What was the primary, religious reason that Christians refused to worship state gods and emperors?

Christians believed that there was only one God.

Paul means what: "Here there is no Greek or Jew barbarian, Scythian, slave or free, but Christ is all and is in all?"

all are spiritually equal in Christianity, regardless of race, class, etc.

What structure emerged in the early Christian church?

Communities lead by clergy who had functions separate from regular members

How was one initiated into the Christian community?

through a purification by water

hat was the central lesson that the apostle Paul taught about the crucifixion of Jesus?

that he was the Savior and his death made up for the sins of all humans

What was Jesus' mission as he traveled and preached in Judaea and Galilee?

for salvation that God had promised to Isreal throughout its history.

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1
What convinced Constantine to convert to Christianity?
He wanted to repent for his earlier persecution of Christians.
dreamed if he painted Christian cross on soldiers' shields, win a battle
A vision of the Christian cross, which was a sign he would win a battle
Seeking more meaning in his life and believed could find in Christianity
2
What does the word Gospel mean?
"good news"
"salvation"
"promise"
"the law"
3
Which of the following statements describes an important concept in the Christian faith?
"An oppressive government is more to be feared than a tiger."
"Love your neighbor as yourself."
"Make the most of what you have; it is later than you think."
"Be the change you want to see in the world."
4
Which of the following statements most closely describes the attitude of the Jewish people of Judaea toward Roman rule?
They all believed that God would save them from the Romans.
Most Jews wanted to violently overthrow Roman rule.
They wanted to be more like the Romans.
There were differing opinions about Roman rule.
5
What was the primary, religious reason that Christians refused to worship state gods and emperors?
Most Christians did worship Roman state gods.
Christians believed that there was only one God.
Christians did not want to worship the emperors who had persecuted them.
Christians did not think Roman gods were as good as the Christian god.
6
Paul means what: "Here there is no Greek or Jew barbarian, Scythian, slave or free, but Christ is all and is in all?"
that the groups he listed would never believe in Christian teachings
all are spiritually equal in Christianity, regardless of race, class, etc.
7
What structure emerged in the early Christian church?
Communities lead by clergy who had functions separate from regular members
The church was led by the laity, who told the bishops what to do.
No particular structure emerged until several centuries had passed.
All members of the church shared responsibility equally.
8
How was one initiated into the Christian community?
by donating a lot of money to the church
through a painful initiation ceremony
through a purification by water
by sacrificing a small animal
9
hat was the central lesson that the apostle Paul taught about the crucifixion of Jesus?
that it was unjust and his death was a reason to rebel against the Romans
that he was the Savior and his death made up for the sins of all humans
that he was innocent and his execution showed how cruel the Romans were
that it was painful and his death teaches us the value of suffering
10
What was Jesus' mission as he traveled and preached in Judaea and Galilee?
to free the Jewish people from Roman rule
for salvation that God had promised to Isreal throughout its history.
to encourage the Jewish people to cooperate with the Romans
to create a new religion, separate from Judaism

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