Morse Type:

Before a mystical experience becomes a private revelation, it must be approved by the Church's Magisterium first. For example, the Risen Christ appearing to his disciples for around forty days is an example of a private revelation.

• True-True

• True-False

• False-True

• False-False

Morse Type:

The "lived faith" of a community is a canonical criterion that determines the authenticity of the Scriptures. For example, the early Christian communities that the apostles had founded became the "rule" for the authenticity of the Gospels.

• True-True

• True-False

• False-True

• False-False

Morse Type:

To say that the "bible is infallible" means it is true to matters of faith and salvation. Historical and scientific inconsistencies do not affect the truthfulness of the inspired texts since God allowed his human authors to use their full powers in authoring their God-experience.

• True-True

• True-False

• False-True

• False-False

Which of the following is true of God's covenant?

• One party conditionally agrees.

• Both parties freely and mutually consented to its terms.

• Humans initiated it, and God responded.

• It has a termination date.

This proof connotes the existence of a Higher Being who has no beginning or end (enter the number only i.e., 1).

What moves the human will to make an act of faith?

Which of the following is the first act of divine revelation?

• Incarnation and Birth of Jesus Christ

• The Resurrection of Christ

• The Creation of the World

Match this Christological allusion to an Old Testament Hero:

The Election of the Twelve Disciples entailed the gathering of the New People of God.

• Noah

• Abraham and Isaac

• Jacob

• Moses

Answer explanation

The 12 tribes of Israel prefigure the calling of the Twelve.

Match this Christological allusion to an Old Testament Hero:

God so loved the world that He offered His Only Begotten Son to take away sin and death.

• Noah

• Abraham and Isaac

• Jacob

• Moses

Match this Christological allusion to an Old Testament Hero:

Jesus received Baptism to set an example of living as a child of God.

• Noah

• Abraham and Isaac

• Jacob

• Moses