Catholicism

What were the two most important teachings ?

• Matthew 12:13

• Matthew 14:16

• Matthew I don't know

• Matthew 11:28

The Scriptures are the Word of God

• For the Reformation only

• For both Catholics and a majority of Protestants

• For Catholics only

The Scriptures are a definitive (final) Revelation to which no other text can be added

• For the Reformation only

• For both Catholics and a majority of Protestants

• For Catholics only

There are 7 apocryphal (rejected) Books in the Old Testament

• For the Reformation only

• For both Catholics and a majority of Protestants

• For Catholics only

The Canon of the Scriptures has objectively been the same for almost 1500 years, until Luther reformed it

• For the Reformation only

• For both Catholics and a majority of Protestants

• For Catholics only

'Sola Scriptura' is actually not Biblical (not in the Scriptures) as the Epistle of James reminds us

• For the Reformation only

• For both Catholics and a majority of Protestants

• For Catholics only

The Canon of the Scriptures was determined by Catholic Fathers and Councils, the Church, over several centuries, not directly by Christ Himself, even less by Luther 1500 years later

• For the Reformation only

• For both Catholics and a majority of Protestants

• For Catholics only

This image symbolizes two paths. John Calvin would have argued you really do not have a 'choice'. What was his concept of salvation/heaven called?

• indulgence

• Anglican

• theocracy

• predestination

A form of government controlled by religious leaders

• secular

• traditional

• democracy

• theocracy

Ignatius of Loyola was initially a soldier for which country?

• England

• France

• Netherlands

• Spain