Divine Purpose & Mission of the Church Test

What were the foundations of St. John Paul II's relationship with Christ and the Church?

• His philosophical studies

• His political views

• His personal experiences and theology

• His economic policies

How did St. John Paul II see his identity and mission as Pope?

• As a political leader

• As a servant of God and the Church

• As a cultural ambassador

• As a scientific thinker

How would you describe a day in the life of St. John Paul II, and how did his choices reflect his priorities?

• Focused on personal hobbies

• Centered around prayer and service

• Dedicated to leisure and relaxation

• Engaged in commercial activities

How would you explain St. John Paul II's connection to Divine Mercy?

• He was indifferent to it

• He promoted it as a central theme of his papacy

• He rejected the concept

• He was unaware of it

What is the divine mission of the Church?

• To establish a new culture

• To bring salvation to humanity

• To create religious texts

• To govern the spiritual realm

By whom is the authority of the Church given?

• The Pope

• The congregation

• Jesus Christ

• Historical figures

What does the Church do in addition to existing in human history?

• Transcends history

• Changes history

• Records history

• Ignores history

What is Evangelization?

• The study of Christian texts

• The process of becoming a priest

• The proclamation of the Good News of Jesus Christ

• The act of building churches

Who are called to the task of evangelization?

• Only the clergy

• All Christian faithful

• Specific religious leaders

• New converts to Christianity

What is the purpose of the New Evangelization?

• To convert people of other religions

• To introduce new religious practices

• To reintroduce Christ to traditionally Christian cultures

• To write a new version of the Bible