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Catholics believe in three Gods.
False
Creed comes from the Latin word 'credo,' which means 'I am with you.'
False
Jesus worked miracles to show the power of God's creation.
False
The Catholic Church is a community of people from all over the US.
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The goal of unity for all Christians is called ecclesiasticism.
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The Church is holy because Peter, the Church's founder, is holy.
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The Church teaches the Christian message by word only.
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The Church is catholic, or open only to those who are born into faith.
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Mary is equal to all other members of the Communion of Saints.
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People who die in God's grace and friendship will live forever with Christ in Purgatory.
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What are the Three Persons of the Trinity?
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What are the three states of being that humans can reach after dying?
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List the four distinguishing marks of the Church.
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Jesus is true God and similar to true human.
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God the Father is credited in a special way with the work of creation.
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Adam and Eve's offense did not result in Original Sin.
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Mary was conceived without sin.
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Jesus preached God's Word, but he did not do good works.
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After his Resurrection, Jesus never appeared to his disciples.
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For about three years, Jesus preached about God his father and the kingdom we are called to share.
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What is the Church called?
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What are the Torah?
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What is the Nicene Creed?
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What is the Holy Trinity?
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What is the Immaculate Conception?
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What is the Kingdom of God?
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What is the Magisterium?
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What does infallible mean?
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What does One mean in the Church context?
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What does ecumenism refer to?
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Why is the Church considered Holy?
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Why is the Church considered Catholic?
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Why is the Church considered Apostolic?
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What is Particular Judgement?
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What is Purgatory?
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What is the Assumption?
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What is the Last Judgement?
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What is the Communion of Saints?
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Study Notes
Core Beliefs of Catholics
- Catholics worship one God, not three separate deities.
- The term "creed" originates from the Latin "credo," meaning "I believe."
Jesus and His Teachings
- Jesus performed miracles to demonstrate the power of God's Kingdom.
- He preached God’s message for around three years, emphasizing the Father's teachings.
Nature and Community of the Church
- The Catholic Church comprises a global community, not limited to one nation.
- The Church is recognized as the Body of Christ.
Ecumenism and Unity
- The aim of unifying all Christians is referred to as ecumenism, not ecclesiasticism.
Holiness and Teachings of the Church
- The Church’s holiness stems from Jesus, its founder, not from Peter.
- The Church imparts the Christian message through words, actions, and acts of service.
Inclusivity and Membership
- The Church is described as "catholic," meaning universal and open to everyone.
- Mary holds a unique position as the most esteemed member of the Communion of Saints.
Afterlife Concepts
- Souls in God's grace will enjoy eternal life in Heaven, not in Purgatory.
- Three potential states after death include Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell.
Church Marks and Beliefs
- Four distinguishing marks of the Church are: One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic.
- The Nicene Creed summarizes core Christian beliefs.
Tenets of Faith
- The Holy Trinity consists of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
- The Immaculate Conception commemorates Mary’s conception without Original Sin.
Papal Authority and Teaching
- The Magisterium represents the Church's governance, headed by the Pope and Bishops.
- Infallibility denotes the Church’s teachings as error-free.
Judgment after Death
- Particular Judgment involves God evaluating individuals based on their deeds.
- The Last Judgment will occur when Jesus returns, signaling the end of time.
The Kingdom and Love of God
- The Kingdom of God reflects God's reign of love, justice, and peace active in the world.
Assumption of Mary
- The Assumption refers to Mary being taken into Heaven, body and soul.
Communion of Saints
- The Communion of Saints links the Church on earth with souls in Heaven and Purgatory.
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Test your knowledge on the core beliefs, teachings, and community aspects of the Catholic Church. Explore topics such as Jesus' teachings, the nature of the Church, and the concept of ecumenism. This quiz is designed for anyone interested in understanding Catholicism more deeply.
