D2_T2_C3: Activity 2: Learn-Practice-Check

Baptism is the sacrament of initiation into the Christian community.

• True

• False

The word "Baptism" is derived from the Latin word "baptizen," which means to "plunge" or "immerse" into the water.

• True

• False

Baptism as Renewal symbolizes our death to sin and our new life in Christ, just as Jesus rose from the dead.

• True

• False

Baptism as Resurrection includes the washing away of our sins and the gift of the Holy Spirit to help us live a good life.

• True

• False

Baptism as Enlightenment involves coming to understand God's love for us and our place in His creation.

• True

• False

The Sign of the Cross is made on the chest of the person being baptized to indicate belonging to Christ.

• True

• False

Baptismal Water symbolizes the cleansing from sin and the new life in Christ.

• True

• False

Oil is used to anoint the person being baptized on the forehead and chest, symbolizing the strengthening of the Holy Spirit.

• True

• False

The white garment received in Baptism symbolizes the impurity of the new creation.

• True

• False

Baptism can only be received by adults after a period of preparation called the catechumenate.

• True

• False