Chapter 3 Test

The parable of the Prodigal Son reveals God’s unconditional, infinite love.

• True

• False

Humans are capable of expressing the perfect and unconditional love that Jesus embodied as the Son of God.

• True

• False

We can only be God’s beloved children when we are found to be without sin.

• True

• False

The religious practices and beliefs of the Greco-Roman world were very similar to the teachings of Jesus.

• True

• False

One of the controversies in the early Church was the question of whether Gentiles should convert to Judaism before becoming Christians.

• True

• False

Conversion of the heart refers to living a moral and ‘just’ life, in right relationship with God, others, our self and all creation.

• True

• False

The Pharisee Saul traveled to Damascus with the intention of supporting those who believed in the risen Lord.

• True

• False

On the road to Damascus Saul experienced the risen Lord speaking to him.

• True

• False

St. Paul spent the latter part of his life as a missionary of Christ spreading the Gospel.

• True

• False

Each of the four Gospels traces the genealogy of Jesus from Adam to Joseph.

• True

• False