Christianity

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saoirse

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問題一覧

Where did Christianity originate?

Judea

First Christians were converts from?

Judaism

They are both disliked by Jewish and Christians.

Pagan Romans

Founder of Christianity

Jesus

Imp figures of Society are

Peter and Paul

Who established Christianity?

12 Apostles

Christianity spread through the 12 Apostles’ ________?

collective effort

Christians were oppressed by romans nearly how many centuries early?

Which Christianity articulated religious beliefs, including the divinity of Jesus and addressed disputes?

Nicene Christianity

The Nicene Creed starts with “I believe in ____, Father Almighty…”

one God

It is adopted by the early church in the first or second century.

Apostle’s Creed

It was written to refute the Arian heresay asserting that Christ was subordinate to God.

Nicene’s Creed

It is used during the Holy Communion in some denominations.

Nicene Creed

It is used in church services in some denominations.

Apostle’s Creed

This creed is formulated in 325 AD at the council of Nicaea.

Nicene Creed

The reason for writing this creed is to define core Christian beliefs about God, Jesus, the church, and salvation.

Apostle’s Creed

Christianity is widely practiced with ______ followers.

2 billion

It was made the official religion of the Roman Empire.

Nicene Christianity

True or False: Christianity is a foundation led by Christ through the apostles.

True

One God, three persona.

The Holy Trinity

The essence of Christianity is:

life, death, and Christian beliefs on the resurrection of Jesus

This is the sacred scripture of the Jewish faith; the giving of God’s law.

Old Testament

This is the fulfillment of the prophecies of the old.

New Testament

A Christian Holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus

Christmas

A Christian Holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus.

Easter

These people are the followers of Jesus.

Christians

Different denominations of Christianity include:

Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox

The _____ of Christianity is split into two major divisions.

evolution

Year 1054, East and West Schism

Orthodox, Roman Catholic

Division emerged in the 1500s

Protestant

It is the oldest institution in the Western world, tracing history back to almost 2000 years.

Roman Catholic Church

The Roman Catholic Church believes in Christ through ______.

Peter and the apostles

The Roman Catholic Church is claimed to be the what Christian Church?

Original

Jesus referred to Peter as a ____ when he said he is where he will build his church.

rock

Who was the Roman Catholic Church’s first pope?

Peter

Thisrefers to the teaching authority of the Church, formed of the Bishops.

Magisterium

Scripture, tradition, and magisterium is fullness of _____.

truth

The core beliefs of the Catholic faith are in the _____.

creed

The largest division in Christianity with 2 billion followers.

Roman Catholic

Martin Luther is the face of what religion?

Protestantism

Protestantism holds the belief that not anything spiritual can be ____.

sold

Protestantism believes in the supreme authority of the _____.

scripture

Protestantism rejects the authority of the _____.

pope

Protestants believe that every ____ has the right to question and re-interpret the scripture.

baptized

This is what they do to evident abuses within the church.

Counteract

He legalized and supported the activities of the church.

Emperor Constantine

This is the proclamation that permanently established religious toleration for Christianity within the Roman empire.

Edict of Milan

He accepted Christian baptism.

Emperor Theodosius

Also known as Cunctos Populos, making Nicene Christianity the state church of the Roman Empire.

Edict of Thessalonica

A latin phrase that translates to “in the year of our Lord”

Anno Domini

The year of the Edict of Milan.

313 AD

The year of the Edict of Thessalonica.

380 AD

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Nature of Man

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問題一覧

Where did Christianity originate?

Judea

First Christians were converts from?

Judaism

They are both disliked by Jewish and Christians.

Pagan Romans

Founder of Christianity

Jesus

Imp figures of Society are

Peter and Paul

Who established Christianity?

12 Apostles

Christianity spread through the 12 Apostles’ ________?

collective effort

Christians were oppressed by romans nearly how many centuries early?

Which Christianity articulated religious beliefs, including the divinity of Jesus and addressed disputes?

Nicene Christianity

The Nicene Creed starts with “I believe in ____, Father Almighty…”

one God

It is adopted by the early church in the first or second century.

Apostle’s Creed

It was written to refute the Arian heresay asserting that Christ was subordinate to God.

Nicene’s Creed

It is used during the Holy Communion in some denominations.

Nicene Creed

It is used in church services in some denominations.

Apostle’s Creed

This creed is formulated in 325 AD at the council of Nicaea.

Nicene Creed

The reason for writing this creed is to define core Christian beliefs about God, Jesus, the church, and salvation.

Apostle’s Creed

Christianity is widely practiced with ______ followers.

2 billion

It was made the official religion of the Roman Empire.

Nicene Christianity

True or False: Christianity is a foundation led by Christ through the apostles.

True

One God, three persona.

The Holy Trinity

The essence of Christianity is:

life, death, and Christian beliefs on the resurrection of Jesus

This is the sacred scripture of the Jewish faith; the giving of God’s law.

Old Testament

This is the fulfillment of the prophecies of the old.

New Testament

A Christian Holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus

Christmas

A Christian Holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus.

Easter

These people are the followers of Jesus.

Christians

Different denominations of Christianity include:

Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox

The _____ of Christianity is split into two major divisions.

evolution

Year 1054, East and West Schism

Orthodox, Roman Catholic

Division emerged in the 1500s

Protestant

It is the oldest institution in the Western world, tracing history back to almost 2000 years.

Roman Catholic Church

The Roman Catholic Church believes in Christ through ______.

Peter and the apostles

The Roman Catholic Church is claimed to be the what Christian Church?

Original

Jesus referred to Peter as a ____ when he said he is where he will build his church.

rock

Who was the Roman Catholic Church’s first pope?

Peter

Thisrefers to the teaching authority of the Church, formed of the Bishops.

Magisterium

Scripture, tradition, and magisterium is fullness of _____.

truth

The core beliefs of the Catholic faith are in the _____.

creed

The largest division in Christianity with 2 billion followers.

Roman Catholic

Martin Luther is the face of what religion?

Protestantism

Protestantism holds the belief that not anything spiritual can be ____.

sold

Protestantism believes in the supreme authority of the _____.

scripture

Protestantism rejects the authority of the _____.

pope

Protestants believe that every ____ has the right to question and re-interpret the scripture.

baptized

This is what they do to evident abuses within the church.

Counteract

He legalized and supported the activities of the church.

Emperor Constantine

This is the proclamation that permanently established religious toleration for Christianity within the Roman empire.

Edict of Milan

He accepted Christian baptism.

Emperor Theodosius

Also known as Cunctos Populos, making Nicene Christianity the state church of the Roman Empire.

Edict of Thessalonica

A latin phrase that translates to “in the year of our Lord”

Anno Domini

The year of the Edict of Milan.

313 AD

The year of the Edict of Thessalonica.

380 AD