Final Prep #1

Only through the “salvific religion” of Christianity—a religion that offers personal salvation through Christ—can humans truly know God intimately.

• True

• False

Perfect and complete happiness can be achieved in this life.

• True

• False

The books of Joshua and Judges present the history of the Israelite people from Moses’ death to the beginning of the monarchy.

• True

• False

Throughout the history of humankind there have been many religions that have engaged in offering prayers, sacrifices and rituals in order to express belief and worship in a divine being.

• True

• False

Moses led the Israelites into the Promised Land.

• True

• False

The Holy Trinity is very similar to the ancient gods of myths.

• True

• False

A biblical covenant requires commitment by two individuals or groups as well as a strong desire for the well-being of others.

• True

• False

King Solomon’s greatest achievement was the building of the Temple in Jerusalem.

• True

• False

A “literal” interpretation of the Bible and a “literalist” interpretation of the Bible refer to exactly the same thing.

• True

• False

The written Word of God is “without error” in matters pertaining to religious truths and salvation.

• True

• False