What do you know about Christian Practices? (Eduqas GCSE)

In religion, what is a 'practice?'

• Something you THINK

• Something you DO

• Something you BUY

• Something you BELIEVE

Which of these is a Christian practice?

• The Bible

• Church

• Praying

• The Ten Commandments

Which of these is a Christian practice?

• Going on pilgrimage

• There is one God

• Fasting during Ramadan

• The Father, Son and Holy Spirit

Sacraments are very important Christian practices. Most Christians have two key sacraments, what are they?

• Praying and dancing

• Marriage and funeral

• Baptism and Eucharist

• Collecting money and helping the poor

Evangelism is a key Christian practice. What is evangelism?

• Going to foreign countries to help build schools, churches and hospitals

• A van that is fully equipped with electronic equipment, hence the 'e' at the start

• Preaching of the gospel to others with the intention of converting them to Christianity

• Saying the most important set prayers, such as The Lord's Prayer

Going on pilgrimage (a journey to an important religious site) is a key Christian practice. Which of these are important Christian pilgrimage sites?

• London and Manchester

• Mecca and Medina

• The Thames and the Nile

• Walsingham and Taize

Celebrating festivals is an important Christian practice. Which of these are important Christian festivals?

• April and December

• Easter and Christmas

• Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha

• Easter and Summer

The last time everyone in the country was asked, what percentage of people in England and Wales said they were 'Christian?'

• 39%

• 59%

• 72%

• 81%

Many religious people are 'persecuted' (which means attacked or even killed) for their beliefs. Which of these religions is persecuted in more countries than any other?

• Buddhism

• Christianity

• Islam

• Judaism

Religions often divide into different groups (such as the different Christian denominations). Which of these words means 'to end fighting and restore friendly relationships?'

• Reconciliation

• Evangelism

• Eucharist

• Experimentation