8 Chapter 8 Test

1. The Early Christian communities developed their own leaders to guide them in the faith because _____.

• A. they spoke different languages
• B. they celebrated the liturgy differently
• C. the churches were far apart
• D. they didn't share the same traditions

2. Politics and ____ were both factors that divided the Western Church from the Eastern Church.

• A. culture
• B. education
• C. economics
• D. theology

3. The Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church share faith in all except _____.

• A. one God
• B. one Savior
• C. one doctrine
• D. one Baptism

4. Why did the crowning of Charlemagne by Pope Leo III harm relations between Eastern and Western churches?

• A The empire already had a queen.
• B. The Eastern Church didn't want an emperor.
• C. Turkish princes had always ruled.
• D. The empire already had an emperor.

5. The Western Church added the Latin word filioque to the Creed to emphasize ____.

• A. the divinity of Jesus
• B. the love between God and his Church
• C. that Latin was the Church's language
• D. Jesus and the Sacraments

6. Vatican Council II renewed Catholicism and encouraged the Church to ____.

• A. canonize more saints
• B. write a new catechism
• C. send missionaries to Russia and India
• D. dialogue with all Christians

7. Where was the Byzantine Empire's capital and the center of the Eastern Church?

• A. Rome
• B. Constantinople
• C. Athens
• D. Jerusalem

8. The Church is the ____, who is the source of all unity, diversity, and life in the Church.

• A. building for the pope
• B. place for statues of Mary
• C. Temple of the Holy Spirit
• D. place where Mass is said by a priest

9. ____ was the monk who tried unsuccessfully to reunite the Eastern and Western churches.

• A. Anselm
• B. Columba
• C. Augustine
• D. Thomas

10. Where did St. Pope Paul VI visit to call all countries to work toward unity?

• A. India
• B. the Holy Land
• C. Greece
• D. the United Nations