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Catholic Church History and Terminology Quiz

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What does the Greek word 'Ekklesia' mean?

The lords or what belongs to the Lord

Assembly of citizens enjoying full civil rights (correct)

Unity created and sustained by the Holy Spirit

Refers to the mystery of the church

Why is the church considered a mystery?

It's a reality we can never fully grasp because there is always more to learn

Its very nature can never be grasped by the power of reason alone (correct)

It refers to an assembly of citizens enjoying full civil rights

It's hidden in God and can never be known unless revealed by God himself

What does the English word 'church' derive from?

Mystery and sacrament

Unity created and sustained by the Holy Spirit

Assembly of citizens enjoying full civil rights

Kyriarke, which means 'The lords' or 'What Belongs to the Lord' (correct)

What does the term 'Kyriarke' mean?

The lords or what belongs to the Lord Signup and view all the answers

What is the corporate presence of God in Christ with a unity created and sustained by the Holy Spirit?

The church Signup and view all the answers

What does the Greek word 'Ekklesia' mean?

Assembly of citizens with full civil rights Signup and view all the answers

What does the English word 'church' derive from?

Kyriarke, meaning 'The lords' or 'What Belongs to the Lord' Signup and view all the answers

Why is the Church considered a mystery?

Its nature can never be fully grasped by reason alone Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Kyriarke' mean?

The lords' or 'What Belongs to the Lord' Signup and view all the answers

What is the corporate presence of God in Christ with a unity created and sustained by the Holy Spirit?

The Church Signup and view all the answers

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Ekklesia

The Greek word "Ekklesia" translates to "assembly" or "gathering," often referring to a group of people called out for a specific purpose, particularly in a religious context.

Mystery of the Church

The Church is considered a mystery because it embodies profound spiritual truths that transcend human understanding, emphasizing the divine nature of its existence and purpose.

Derivation of the English word "Church"

The English word "church" is derived from the Greek "Kyriakon," meaning "of the Lord" or "belonging to the Lord," suggesting a connection to Jesus Christ.

Kyriarke

"Kyriarke" refers to the Lord's house or the church as a place dedicated to the worship of God, signifying its importance as a spiritual sanctuary for believers.

Corporate Presence of God

The corporate presence of God in Christ reflects a collective unity among believers, created and sustained by the Holy Spirit, promoting a sense of community and shared faith.

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Test your knowledge of the history and terminology of the Catholic Church with this quiz. Explore the origins of the word "church" and its significance in the context of the Christian faith.