Quiz on Christian Theology

Incarnation or Justification means that Jesus Christ, the Son of God and Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, is truly God and human.

• Incarnation

• Justification

• Salvation

• Redemption

Discipleship carried more or less responsibility than Apostleship.

• More

• Less

• Equal

• No

God’s mercy or justice is a sign of the coming of the kingdom, and it is a quality that Jesus requires of us: to love our enemies.

• Mercy

• Justice

• Power

• Wisdom

The name of Jesus means “anointed one” or “God saves.”

• God saves

• Anointed one

• Holy one

• Chosen one

Ancient people used Gospels or myths to express spiritual truths and basic cultural beliefs.

• Gospels

• Myths

• Legends

• Stories

Two of the main ways we can learn about God are: Divine revelation and natural revelation or original holiness and original justice.

• Divine revelation and natural revelation

• Original holiness and original justice

• Scripture and tradition

• Faith and reason

Christ’s Resurrection was a historical event that occurred in a random or definite place at a random or definite time.

• Definite

• Random

• Uncertain

• Variable

Evidence that Jesus’ disciples did not make up the Resurrection was the growth of their faith which resulted from an indirect or direct experience of the Risen Christ.

• Direct

• Indirect

• Secondhand

• Imagined

Jesus’ glorified body was immortal and supernatural and was like or unlike a normal human body.

• Like

• Unlike

• Identical

• Different

God did or did not abandon Adam and Eve and their descendants due to their fall from grace.

• Did not

• Did

• Might have

• Could have