The Catholic Church and the Nature of God

According to the text, what is one of God's attributes?

Who is God? 

God is the all-perfect pure spirit. God is eternal,

all powerful, all wise and all holy.

He is the creator of Heaven and Earth.

• Mortal

• Eternal

• Limited

• Imperfect

What is God said to be the creator of?

• Only Earth

• Only Heaven

• Heaven and Earth

• The Universe

What is the nature of God according to the text?

Who is God? 

God is the all-perfect pure spirit. God is eternal,

all powerful, all wise and all holy.

He is the creator of Heaven and Earth.

• Physical

• Pure spirit

• Material

• Tangible

What does the text imply about God's power?

Who is God? 

God is the all-perfect pure spirit. God is eternal,

all powerful, all wise and all holy.

He is the creator of Heaven and Earth.

• It is limited

• It is all-powerful

• It is shared

• It is weak

According to the text, God is the creator of which two realms?

Who is God? 

God is the all-perfect pure spirit. God is eternal,

all powerful, all wise and all holy.

He is the creator of Heaven and Earth.

• Earth and Mars

• Heaven and Earth

• Heaven and Mars

• Earth and the Sun

What position does Jesus Christ hold in the Blessed Trinity?

• First Person

• Second Person

• Third Person

• Fourth Person

What will Jesus Christ do at the end of the world?

• Create a new world

• Judge the living and the dead

• Lead a revolution

• Disappear

What does the term "Incarnation" describe?

• The belief in the resurrection

• The belief in the ascension

• The belief that Jesus took on human flesh

• The belief in the creation

What does the term "redemption" describe?

• The act of buying groceries on credit

• The process of learning a new skill and demonstrating your ability to use it

• Jesus paying a price for our sins and freeing us from the slavery of sin

• The celebration of a birthday year after year

What is the significance of the Sacrament of Baptism in relation to Original Sin?

• It confirms Original Sin

• It washes away Original Sin

• It ignores Original Sin

• It increases Original Sin