Trinity Review Quiz

What does eschatology refer to in Catholic teachings?

• The study of the ultimate destiny of the soul and the world, including death, judgment, heaven, and hell.

• The study of the origins and end times of the world and life.

• The study of the final events in the history of the world and the fate of humanity.

• The study of the theological implications of the end of the world and the afterlife.

According to Catholic teachings, what is free will?

• The ability to make choices that are influenced by divine grace but not predetermined by it.

• The ability to make choices that are predetermined by divine grace and human cooperation.

• The ability to make choices that are influenced by prior causes but not predetermined by them.

• The ability to make choices that are predetermined by divine intervention and human cooperation.

What are angels according to Catholic teachings?

• Beings created by God to serve as His messengers and assist humanity in its journey towards salvation.

• Beings created by God to guide humans in their spiritual journey and protect them from evil.

• Beings created by God to live among humans and influence their decisions.

• Beings created by God to test the faith and devotion of humans.

What is the state of eternal separation from God called in Catholic teachings?

• Gehenna

• Sheol

• Hell

• Hades

What is the purpose of purgatory according to Catholic teachings?

why can't angels change their mind like humans?

• Angels lack the capacity for change or indecision like humans because they don't reason like we do

• Angels lack the capacity for change or indecision like humans because they are bound by divine will

• Angels lack the capacity for change or indecision like humans because they are created to be immutable

• Angels lack the capacity for change or indecision like humans because they are too busy fulfilling their duties

What allows humans to continually seek and strive for holiness according to Catholic teachings?

• The ability to make choices that are influenced by divine grace.

• The capacity for spiritual growth and transformation, even after sinning.

• The recognition of their sins and the pursuit of penance.

• The inherent goodness and moral perfection of human nature.

What is the central declaration of the Jewish faith found in Deuteronomy 6:4?

• Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one.

• Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is holy.

• Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is great.

• Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is mighty.

What is the Shema?

• A prayer recited by Jewish children before meals and at bedtime.

• The first prayer taught to Jewish children and recited twice a day.

• A prayer recited by Jewish adults during special occasions.

• A prayer included in the daily morning and evening services.

What theological dilemma does the emergence of Jesus in the New Testament present?

• The nature of divine judgment and the afterlife.

• The relationship between Jesus and God within the context of Jewish monotheism.

• The appropriate manner of worship and religious observance.

• The interpretation and observance of traditional Jewish laws.