Theology Quiz accumulative

What does "agnosticism" primarily refer to?

• The belief in many gods

• The belief that the existence of God is unknown or unknowable

• The belief in a single all-powerful God

• The belief in the divine nature of Jesus Christ

Which of the following best describes "monotheism"?

• Worship of multiple gods

• Worship of a single, all-powerful God

• Belief in the divine authority of the church

• The study of moral conduct

What does "polytheism" mean?

• The belief in one God

• The belief in multiple gods with distinct roles

• The doctrine of Jesus' dual nature

• A theological perspective centered on Christ

Which of the following defines "incarnation"?

• The belief that God is unknowable

• The doctrine that God became flesh in Jesus Christ

• A state of purification after death

• A gathering of believers at Christ's return

What is meant by "Christocentric"?

• A focus on the church's governance

• A perspective that places Christ at the center of theology

• The belief in divine election

• The study of human conduct

In Catholic theology, ________ is the state of purification for souls who are not yet ready to enter heaven.

The belief that God has chosen certain individuals for salvation is known as __________.

A __________ is a solemn agreement between God and humanity, often involving promises.

The belief that faith is independent of reason is referred to as __________.

__________ is the study of the church, focusing on its nature and purpose within Christianity.