Exploring Christian Traditions and Beliefs

Which of the following Christian churches is defined by having the bishop of Rome, the pope, as its leader?

• The Greek Orthodox Church

• The Catholic Church

• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

• The Anglican Church

What is the central focus of Catholic ritual and worship?

• The Bible

• The Eucharist

• The Book of Mormon

• The New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures

Which of the following is a belief commonly held by Protestant Christian denominations?

• Sola fide, or "by faith alone"

• The infallibility of the pope

• The indivisible nature of Christ

• The primacy of the Ecumenical Patriarch

Which church emerged as a distinct Western Christian ecclesial tradition in the early 16th century?

• The Russian Orthodox Church

• The Church of England

• The Coptic Orthodox Church

• The Christian Science Church

Which of the following is a characteristic of Orthodox Christianity?

• Recognition of the bishop of Rome's jurisdiction over the entire church

• Organization into autocephalous churches

• Use of the Book of Mormon as a sacred text

• Belief in the destruction of the present world system at Armageddon

Which of the following groups is known for having additional sacred texts beyond the Christian Bible?

• The Greek Orthodox Church

• The Anglican Church

• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

• The Methodist Church

Which of the following is a belief of Jehovah’s Witnesses?

• Christ is God’s Son and is inferior to Him

• The pope is infallible in matters of faith and morals

• The Eucharist is the central focus of worship

• The Bible is the ultimate authority in matters of faith and order

Which of the following churches recognizes the archbishop of Canterbury as its "Focus for Unity"?

• The Russian Orthodox Church

• The Anglican Church

• The Coptic Orthodox Church

• The Christian Science Church