Christian Theology Quiz

In Christian theology, what is the primary purpose of Jesus' crucifixion?

• To demonstrate His teachings

• To provide a moral example

• For the salvation of humanity

• To show His power

Which term refers to the belief that Jesus' death reconciled humans with God?

• Redemption

• Justification

• Atonement

• Sanctification

What is the significance of Easter Sunday in Christianity?

• The birth of Jesus

• The ascension of Jesus

• The resurrection of Jesus

• The transfiguration of Jesus

Which of the following describes 'penal substitution'?

• Jesus as a moral teacher

• Jesus suffering the punishment for sin in place of humanity

• Jesus as a divine healer

• Jesus as a miracle worker

For many Protestants, how is salvation achieved?

• Through good works alone

• By faith in Jesus Christ

• By adherence to the law

• Through meditation

Which sacrament is often associated with the theme of salvation in Christianity?

• Baptism

• Marriage

• Confirmation

• Holy Orders

What is "atonement" in a religious context?

• Attaining enlightenment

• Making amends for sin

• Achieving worldly success

• Gaining knowledge

Which event in Jesus' life is most closely associated with atonement?

In Christianity, what is the term for being saved from sin?

Why do Christians believe Jesus had to die?

• To teach people

• To show miracles

• To save people from sin

• To travel the world