Christian Theology Quiz

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Holy Spirit and Scripture: The Holy Spirit inspires Scripture. Scripture is not simply myths written by humans.
Trinity: The Trinity is not three gods, but a single God in three persons.
Creation: God created everything.
Original Sin: Original sin is the consequence of Adam and Eve's disobedience.
Paschal Mystery: The Paschal Mystery is Christ's passion, death, and resurrection.
Suffering Servant: The Suffering Servant, a figure in Isaiah, describes a person who suffers for others.
Incarnation: The Incarnation is God becoming human. It's not just suffering.
Sanctifying Grace: Sanctifying grace is a gift of God's grace that makes us holy.
Parables: Parables are symbolic stories used to teach moral lessons.
Satan's Temptation of Christ: Satan tempted Christ throughout his life, but Christ did not sin.
Kingdom of God: The Kingdom of God is not just a heavenly place, it is a present reality.
Last Supper: The Last Supper was a symbolic meal that Jesus shared with his disciples.
Luminous Mysteries: The Luminous Mysteries are significant events in Jesus' public life.
Christ and Forgiveness: Christ offers forgiveness.
Sacraments: Sacraments are effective signs of grace.
Virgin Mary: The Virgin Mary is greatly respected and honored in Christianity.
Purgatory: Purgatory is an intermediary state for those who die in God's grace.
Betrothal: Betrothal is a legally binding engagement before marriage in certain historical contexts.
Evangelization: This is the act of spreading the Good News.
Conscience: Conscience helps us discern right from wrong and guides moral decisions. The conscience itself isn't the only measure of right and wrong.
Judgment: There are different types of divine judgment, individual, and universal.
Resurrection: Jesus' resurrection happened and is a central Christian belief.
Baptism: Baptism is a sacrament of initiation into the Christian community.
Sacrament of Reconciliation: This sacrament is about receiving forgiveness.
Immaculate Conception: This belief states that Mary was conceived without original sin.
Pentecost: The Pentecost event marked the birth of the Church.
Exodus: The Exodus is a journey of liberation of the Israelites from Egypt.
Chosen People of God: God chose specific people to be in relationship with Him.
Prophets: Prophets speak for God.
YHWH/Yahweh: This is a name for God used in the Hebrew Bible.
Cain's Jealousy: Cain's sin of jealousy highlights a struggle with sin and human nature
The Church: The Church is often described in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and has a divine authority. This means the Church is fundamentally connected to the teachings of God. Salvation is possible through Christ.
Moral Responsibility: All people, not just the religious, are morally responsible for their actions and choices. Not all religions teach this.