Ecclesiology Chapter 2 Test Review

Which of the following best describes "solidarity"?

• A Christian virtue of charity and friendship whereby members of the human family share material and spiritual goods

• A Christian virtue of faith where one is required to go to Church everyday

• A Christian virtue of perserverance where one dies for his or her faith

• A Christian mystery of the 3 divine persons in one God

The way to know God is to love. The way in which God loves humanity is known as?

• Agape

• Eros

• Filios

• Amor

The Two great commandments Jesus gives to the disciples in Mark 12:29-31 encompasses?

• The Ark of the Covenant

• The Beatitudes

• The Dead Sea Scrolls

• The Ten Commandments

The central mystery of the Christian faith teaches that there are Three Divine Persons in one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is known as

• The Eucharist

• The Blessed Trinity

• Hypostatic Union

• Apostolic Succession

The Apostle's and Nicene Creed dates back to which of the following Councils?

• The Councils of Jerusalem and Trent

• The Councils Ephesus and

• The Councils of Nicaea and Constantinople

• The Councils of Jerusalem and Ephesus

Which of the following is the total denial of Christ and a disavowal of the Church by a person who has been baptized?

• Apostasy

• Ecumenism

• Apologist

• Solidarity

Which of the following is an obstinate denial after Baptism to believe a truth that must be believed with divine and Catholic faith or an obstinate doubt about such truth?

• Heresy

• Apostasy

• Dogma

• Schism

Which of the following is a break in the Christian unity that takes place when a group of Christians separates itself from the Church?

• Schism

• Apostasy

• Heresy

• Dogma

Which heresy claimed that secret knowledge of salvation was transmitted by Christ to the apostles or selected followers and denied the Resurrection of Christ?

• Gnosticism

• Arianism

• Apollinarianism

• Nestorianism

• Monophysitism

Which heresy claimed that although Jesus had a human body, he had no soul?

• Gnosticism

• Arianism

• Apollinarianism

• Nestorianism

• Monophysitism