Christianity

Where was the birthplace of Christianity?

• Christianity was born in Egypt, at the site of the Pyramid Complex of Giza.

• Christianity was founded in modern day Saudi Arabia. Its two holiest cities are Mecca and Medina. Mohammed is its founder.

• Christianity was born in America. It was adapted from Native American religions.

• A territory at the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea. Romans called it Judea. It was once a part of the ancient Kingdom of Israel.

According to the New Testament, what happened to Jesus three days after his crucifixion by the Romans?

• Jesus died and was cremated.  His ashes were spread in a cave. 
• Jesus rose from the dead and appeared to his disciples.  This is know as the Resurrection.
• Jesus was buried in a local cemetery and he received a never-ending line of visitors.
• Jesus was baptized after his death.  Christians believe this is why he is the Savior.

According to Christians, what is the purpose of the sacrament of baptism?

• To officially make you a member of the Christian church and forgive Original Sin
• To cleanse you of dirt
• To confess and receive attonement for your misgivings
• To intake the body and blood of Christ

What did Jesus teach that God wanted his followers to do?

• They are to read our Bible five times each day.
• They are to pray five times a day facing Jerusalem.
• Since God created and loved all people, they are to love God and one another.
• They are to travel to Jerusalem at least once in their lifetime.

Christianity is an extension of what religion?

• Judaism
• Buddhism
• Hinduism
• Shintoism

Why did Christianity attract so many followers?

• It promised that if people accepted Jesus they would become rich.
• It gave people the ultimate gift of wisdom.
• It gave hope to the poor and powerless
• It promised that if people accepted Jesus they would suffer

Christianity and Judaism both believe in one god and are called...

• Monotheistic
• Polytheistic
• Atheistic
• Agnostic

Who is the founder of Christianity?

• Abraham
• Paul
• Peter
• Jesus

Peter & John and Paul, founders of the early Christian churches,were...

• Romans
• Carpenters
• Apostles
• Jews

What do Judaism and Christianity accept as part of their religious teaching?

• The Holy Bible
• Old Testament
• New Testament
• The Torah