GCSE RS Christianity Key Points and Exam Questions

This video provides a comprehensive overview of key topics in AQA GCSE RS Christianity, including beliefs about creation, the nature of God, the incarnation, the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, sin and salvation, and life after death. It also covers Christian practices such as worship, prayer, and sacraments, the role of the church in the community, and Christian responses to poverty. The video includes exam questions and answers to help students prepare for their exams.

What is the fundamental belief about God in Christianity?

• Pantheism

• Polytheism

• Atheism

• Monotheism

Which Gospel does not mention the birth of Jesus?

• John

• Luke

• Mark

• Matthew

What does the concept of original sin imply?

• Sin is only a result of actions

• Sin does not affect humans

• Humans have an inbuilt tendency to do wrong

• Humans are born without sin

What is the significance of the resurrection of Jesus for Christians?

• It signifies the end of the world

• It confirms Jesus as the Son of God

• It marks the beginning of Christianity

• It symbolizes the creation of the universe

What is the purpose of liturgical worship?

• To focus on individual worship

• To avoid rituals

• To allow spontaneous prayer

• To follow a set pattern of service

What is the belief behind infant baptism?

• Baptism is not necessary

• Baptism should be reserved for adults

• Babies are born without sin

• Babies need to be baptized to enter the church

Which Christian festival commemorates the resurrection of Jesus?

• Epiphany

• Christmas

• Easter

• Pentecost

What is the Great Commission in Christianity?

• A call to build churches

• A command to make disciples of all nations

• A directive to write the Bible

• A mission to perform miracles

What is the role of the Barnabas Fund?

• To organize Christian festivals

• To translate the Bible

• To build new churches

• To provide financial support to persecuted Christians

What is the primary mission of the worldwide church?

• To build schools

• To proclaim the restoration of the relationship between God and people

• To collect donations

• To organize social events