Free Printable Church History Quiz 2 19

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Church History Quiz 2 19

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name

Class

Date

One who writes a work in order to defend and explain the Christian faith.

Apapagist

Apologist

Aeropagist

Pharmacologist

A saintly writer of the early Church whom the Church recognizes as a special witness of the faith.

Church Father

Apostle

Apostolic Father

Holy Father

Literally means "the instructed", people seeking admission into the Catholic Church after receiving formation and instructions before receiving the Sacrament of Baptism.

Corinthians

Carthaginians

Catechists

Catechumens

An assembly of ecclesiastics gathered together under Church authority to discuss and decide matters pertaining to doctrine, liturgy, or discipline.

Synod

Gathering

Council

Assembly

From the Greek word meaning, "teaching", a first century treatise concerning Christian morals, practices, and ministry

Koinonia

Didache

Septuagint

Ecclesia

An obstinate denial or willful doubt after Baptism to believe a revealed truth of the Faith that must be believed.

Apostasy

Heresay

Heresy

Doubt

Refers to the passing down of the Faith from the Apostles to the succeeding generations that continues today.

Apostolic Tradition

Sacred Tradition

Apostolic Transmission

Holy Passing

The vicar of Christ as instituted by Jesus, who holds the responsibility and supreme authority for guiding the Church, especially in matters of Faith and Morals.

His Holiness

Vicar of Christ

Holy Father

Papacy

From the Greek word for "priest" which were the Church elders during the early centuries in Church History

Diakonia

Presbyter

Ekklesia

Didache

10.

An acronym for the Greek phrases/names for Jesus

Icarus

Fischen

Ichthys

Ichtheosis

11.

Translates literally as "thanksgiving" it is the source and summit (central act) of the Christian faith and worship.

Eucharyote

Ekklesia

Thanksgiving

Eucharist

12.

The first sacrament of Initiation instituted by Christ, celebrates the cleansing of the stain of original and creation of new life as a Child of God.

Confirmation

Baptism

Eucharist

Penance

13.

A work of literature with scriptural or quasi-scriptural assertions which is not genuine, canonical, or inspired by God.

exegetical

apologetical

apocryphal

philosophical

14.

An early Christian religious meal that was at first closely related to the celebration of the Eucharist and often preceded this celebration. Translates literally as "love".

eros

agape

aereopagus

archetype

15.

The supreme witness given to the truth of the Faith by bearing witness even unto death.

milligram

christendom

marydom

martyrdom

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Church History Quiz 2 19

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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