Key Concepts of Christianity

The word Trinity means ...

• the three-fold nature of God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit—a Christian expression of monotheism

• the two-fold nature of God as Father and Holy Spirit—a Christian expression of monotheism

• Jesus as God incarnate

A sacrament isan outward sign of a blessing given by God (Protestant) or the actual presence of God (Catholic and Orthodox)

• True

• False

Agape means ...

• the hate of God for humanity

• the punishment of God for humanity

• the love of God for humanity

Incarnation mean Jesus as the Holy Spirit incarnate

• True

• False

Grace has the following two characteristics: (more than more correct answer)

• the means to salvation through faith in Jesus

• God’s love for humanity

• the means to salvation through the Bible

• God’s love for justice

Logos means ...

• the Word of God incarnate as the Bible

• the Word of God incarnate as Jesus Christ

• the Word of God incarnate as creation

Reconciliation has two of the following characteristics: (more than one correct answer) (uniting of believers with God through the sacrifice of Jesus)

• uniting of believers with Bible

• the means to reconciliation is the sacrifice of Jesus

• uniting of believers with God

• the means to reconciliation is the prayer

Repentance is ...

• recognition of the need to be saved from sin by Jesus' love

• recognition of the need to be saved from sin by God’s love

• recognition of the need to be saved from sin by our good deeds

Redemption states that Jesus Christ is the redeemer through his death on the cross

• True

• False

The resurrection refers to ... (more than one possible answer)

• Jesus Christ’s rise from the dead

• Believers will rise from the dead

• Believers will rise to heaven