Quiz on Christian History

What is an Ecumenical Council?

• A meeting of bishops and other authorities from the whole Church to discuss theological questions.

• A strong disagreement resulting in a split or division within the Church.

• A branch of Christianity.

• The action of changing something.

What is the aim of Ecumenism?

• Promoting unity within Christianity.

• Changing something.

• Assembling in response to the Protestant Reformation.

• Discussing theological questions.

What does Schism refer to?

• A strong disagreement resulting in a split or division within the Church.

• A branch of Christianity.

• A meeting of bishops and other authorities.

• The action of changing something.

What is Dogma?

• A teaching that has been revealed by the Holy Spirit as undeniably true.

• A branch of Christianity.

• The action of changing something.

• Christians working together to fulfill a common mission.

What does Reform mean?

• The action of changing something.

• A branch of Christianity.

• A strong disagreement within the Church.

• Promoting unity within Christianity.

What is Christian Unity?

• Christians working together, connected by God to fulfill a common mission.

• A branch of Christianity.

• A meeting of bishops and other authorities.

• A teaching revealed by the Holy Spirit.

What was the Council of Jerusalem?

• The first Council of the Church, held around 50AD and described in Acts of the Apostles.

• A meeting of bishops and other authorities.

• A branch of Christianity.

• A strong disagreement within the Church.

When was the Council of Trent held?

• Between 1545-1563.

• Around 50AD.

• In the 16th century.

• In the 20th century.

What is a Denomination?

• A branch of Christianity.

• A meeting of bishops and other authorities.

• A strong disagreement within the Church.

• The action of changing something.

What is Protestant Christianity?

• A branch of Christianity that began in the 16th century in protest against Catholic Christianity.

• A meeting of bishops and other authorities.

• A strong disagreement within the Church.

• The action of changing something.