MOSC Grand Quarterly Exercise (Edition VIII)

Theology: Which of the following cannot be considered as the work of St. Thomas Aquinas?

• Quiddity

• Just War Theory

• Peripatetic Axiom

• Status of Pelagius

Theology: Which of the following archangels is known to stir the pool of Bethesda in the Book of John?

• St. Raphael

• St. Uriel

• St. Gabriel

• St. Michael

Theology: Identify the simplest ratio between the number of archdioceses to the number of dioceses in Italy.

• 4:31

• 31:4

• 20:155

• 155:20

Theology: Which of the following crosses was designed in Sri Lanka by St. Thomas the Apostle?

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Theology: “If any man love not the Lord Jesus Christ, let him be Anathema Maranatha. The grace of the Lord Jesus be with you. My love be with you all in Christ Jesus. Amen.”

Identify the Book in the Holy Bible that contains these quotes.

• Ephesians
• 2 Corinthians
• 1 Corinthians
• Galatians

Theology: Identify whether the below statement is correct.

"God is the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit, yet the Father is not the Son but the Holy Spirit is of the Father."

• No
• Yes

Theology: From whose action resulted into the introduction of sin and death to all of humanity?

• Lucifer

• Seth

• Cain

• Adam

• Abraham

Theology: In which Book of the Holy Bible did Our Lord, Our God presented the "Creation Mandate" where all of human kind SHOULD populate and rule over the world?

• Genesis
• Exodus
• Leviticus
• Numbers

Theology: "Those wars are unjust which are undertaken without cause. For aside from vengeance or to fight off enemies no just war can be waged."

Identify the individual who quoted the above statement as a method of contribution to the Catholic Theory of a just war.

• Erasmus of Rotterdam

• Isidore of Seville

• St. Augustine of Hippo

• St. Thomas Aquinas

Theology: All monarchies in Europe, except for the monarchy in Italy, suppressed the Society of Jesus (Jesuits).

Identify one factor that leads to this consequence.

• Accused of espousing Janenism.

• Suppression of Jesuits by Pope Clement VIII

• Secularist policies

• Extreme loyalty of Jesuits to the foreign pope.