Quiz on Justification and Sanctification

What does justification mean?

• Being forgiven

• Growing in truth

• Being sanctified

• Being declared right

What is the basis for the divine statement of justification?

• Moral behavior

• Human efforts

• Good deeds

• Works and death of Christ

What is sanctification?

• A one-time event

• A continuous process

• A declaration of righteousness

• An act of forgiveness

Where does justification take place?

• In the family

• In the church

• Inside oneself

• Outside of oneself

What is the difference between justification and sanctification?

• Justification is a process, sanctification is a one-time event

• Justification is internal, sanctification is external

• Justification is continuous, sanctification is positional

• Justification is being declared right, sanctification is growing in truth

Why is it important to understand the doctrinal difference between justification and sanctification?

• To ignore the Gospel

• To criticize others

• To praise Christ

• To create confusion

What should Christians defend and proclaim?

• The Gospel

• Their own righteousness

• Their achievements

• Their opinions

What motivates Christians to encourage one another in living out the Gospel?

• Love

• Jealousy

• Greed

• Fear

What does justification not mean?

• Being forgiven

• Being made right

• Being declared right

• Being sanctified

What is the concept of justification in the Roman Catholic Church seen as?

• A process of humility

• A process of pride

• A process of love

• A process of forgiveness