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What do Unitarians generally believe regarding the Trinity?
What do Unitarians generally believe regarding the Trinity?
- They consider the Trinity as a legitimate interpretation of God.
- They believe the Trinity is an important historical concept.
- They embrace the Trinity as central to their faith.
- They do not believe in the Trinity, as it conflicts with monotheism. (correct)
Unitarians believe that Jesus was God.
Unitarians believe that Jesus was God.
False (B)
What does the Apostle's Creed refer to in relation to the nature of God?
What does the Apostle's Creed refer to in relation to the nature of God?
The Trinity of God as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
The three persons of the Trinity are the Father, the Son, and the __________.
The three persons of the Trinity are the Father, the Son, and the __________.
Match the following aspects of the Trinity to their descriptions:
Match the following aspects of the Trinity to their descriptions:
What significant event does Jesus refer to when he mentions that 'the poor you will always have with you'?
What significant event does Jesus refer to when he mentions that 'the poor you will always have with you'?
Jesus Christ's conception was a natural process.
Jesus Christ's conception was a natural process.
What role does Paul teach is essential for salvation in Romans 10:9?
What role does Paul teach is essential for salvation in Romans 10:9?
Jesus was pierced for our transgressions; he was crushed for our _________.
Jesus was pierced for our transgressions; he was crushed for our _________.
Match the following concepts with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their corresponding descriptions:
What do Christians believe happens to mortal bodies after death?
What do Christians believe happens to mortal bodies after death?
Most Christians believe that living a Christian life is less important than speculating about the end of the world.
Most Christians believe that living a Christian life is less important than speculating about the end of the world.
What does the term 'Parousia' refer to?
What does the term 'Parousia' refer to?
Heaven is believed to be a state of mind or a physical location in the eternal presence of _____ .
Heaven is believed to be a state of mind or a physical location in the eternal presence of _____ .
Match the terms with their definitions:
Match the terms with their definitions:
Which of the following is a misconception about the second coming?
Which of the following is a misconception about the second coming?
The idea of apocalyptic events involves peaceful and comforting imagery.
The idea of apocalyptic events involves peaceful and comforting imagery.
What is signified by the rainbow resembling an emerald in Revelation 4?
What is signified by the rainbow resembling an emerald in Revelation 4?
What is a characteristic of liturgical worship?
What is a characteristic of liturgical worship?
Non-liturgical worship has a predefined structure that remains the same every time.
Non-liturgical worship has a predefined structure that remains the same every time.
What are typically included in communal worship?
What are typically included in communal worship?
In the Anglican Eucharistic service, the Liturgy of the ______ includes readings from the Revised Common Lectionary.
In the Anglican Eucharistic service, the Liturgy of the ______ includes readings from the Revised Common Lectionary.
Match the following types of worship with their characteristics:
Match the following types of worship with their characteristics:
Which color indicates special celebrations in the church year?
Which color indicates special celebrations in the church year?
Communal worship is often done in unison to enhance collective focus.
Communal worship is often done in unison to enhance collective focus.
Flashcards
Son of God
Son of God
The belief that Jesus was both fully God and fully human, born through the Holy Spirit, not naturally conceived.
Messiah
Messiah
A person who is chosen by God to be his representative, to lead, and to rule.
Evangelism
Evangelism
The act of sharing the message of Jesus Christ and encouraging others to become Christians.
Jesus as Lord
Jesus as Lord
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Biblical Literal Interpretation
Biblical Literal Interpretation
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The Holy Trinity
The Holy Trinity
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God the Father
God the Father
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God the Son (Jesus)
God the Son (Jesus)
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The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit
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Unitarians
Unitarians
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Parousia
Parousia
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Apocalyptic
Apocalyptic
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Hell
Hell
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Heaven
Heaven
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Mortal Bodies and Souls
Mortal Bodies and Souls
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Resurrection
Resurrection
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Revelation 4 - Rainbow
Revelation 4 - Rainbow
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Revelation 21:4
Revelation 21:4
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Liturgical worship
Liturgical worship
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Non-liturgical worship
Non-liturgical worship
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Liturgy
Liturgy
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Revised Common Lectionary
Revised Common Lectionary
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Nicene Creed
Nicene Creed
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Symbolic use of color
Symbolic use of color
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Eucharist
Eucharist
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Study Notes
Beliefs and Teachings of Christianity
- Monotheistic: Christianity believes in one God.
- Eternal: God exists outside of time.
- Atemporal: God is not bound by time.
- Omniscient: God is all-knowing.
- Transcendent: God exists beyond the physical world.
- Immanent: God is present within the world.
- Benevolent: God is loving and compassionate.
- Personal: God can be related to as a person.
- Omnipotent: God is all-powerful.
- God's Existence: God has always existed and will always exist.
- God and the World: God is both outside and within the world.
- God's attributes: God is all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-loving.
- God and Human Lives: God is involved with human lives.
- Incarnation of Jesus Christ: God incarnate is Jesus Christ.
Sources of Wisdom & Authority in Christianity
- 1 John 2:15-17: Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, love for the Father is not in them ...
- Matthew 25:31-46: Parable of the sheep and goats - those who treated Jesus with kindness when he was in need were rewarded and those who turned him away were punished
- John 3:16: For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
Range of Views/Disagreements within Christianity
- Brethren: Focus on the holiness of God and his purity, focusing on the holiness of God. Only those who are part of the brethren are able to truly know God.
- Amish: Those who live in separated communities, to avoid sin. They believe that God is forgiving (matthew 6:12) but they still believe that they must live in accordance to laws and guidelines of christians.
My Views
- Personal views on the strongest viewpoints among different Christian groups and why. (Specific views are not provided, only the opportunity for students to express own).
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Explore the fundamental beliefs and teachings of Christianity, including the attributes of God and the significance of Jesus Christ's incarnation. This quiz covers key concepts such as monotheism, God's nature, and sources of wisdom and authority within the Christian faith.
