Necessity of Baptism Quizizz

Why is Baptism necessary?

• It removes temptation and makes us perfect.

• It gives spiritual gifts but is optional for salvation.

• It was commanded directly by Jesus Christ.

• It symbolizes membership in a community but has no eternal effect.

Baptism is necessary for salvation for those who:

• Are born into a Christian family and attend church.

• Have heard the Gospel and had the opportunity to ask questions.

• Have heard the Gospel and had the possibility of asking for Baptism.

• Have memorized the Creed and received Confirmation.

Why has the Church taken care not to neglect her mission to baptize all nations?

• Baptism is a rite of passage for community belonging.

• The Church is following the tradition of the apostles.

• The Church knows Baptism guarantees material blessings.

• Because the Church does not know any other way to Heaven.

What does it mean to say that God has bound salvation to the sacraments but He is not bound by His sacraments?

• God must always use the sacraments to save.

• The Church may make exceptions whenever she likes.

• God isn’t limited to the sacraments in order to give grace.

• Only the Pope can declare someone saved without sacraments.

What is Baptism by Blood?

• A special rite in missionary countries.

• Baptism through a relic of a martyr.

• Someone dies for their faith before receiving Baptism.

• Baptism performed in secret during persecution.

If a catechumen dies before receiving Baptism, what three things assure them salvation?

• Church membership, penance, and works of charity.

• Their charity, desire for Baptism, and repentance for sins.

• Prayers, Bible reading, and good intentions.

• Their service to the poor, religious study, and patience.

How can someone who is ignorant of the Gospel and the Church be saved?

• They must never have sinned.

• Through wealth, success, and moral living.

• Through sincerely seeking truth and goodness.

• Only if they are children or mentally impaired.

What would have happened had these persons known the necessity of Baptism?

• They would have ignored it.

• The Church assumes they would have feared judgment.

• They would have desired it explicitly.

• They would have rejected it due to cultural bias.

What does the Church say about children who die before Baptism?

• They are automatically condemned due to their original sin.

• Their fate is unknown and likely grim according to their sins.

• We entrust them to God’s mercy and have reason for hope.

• They must be re-baptized in heaven after coming to faith in death.

A man hears the Gospel many times and says, “I don’t need God.” He dies without being baptized.

• Confident

• Hopeful

• Mystery

• Unlikely