WorksheetsThe Word Chapters Three and Four
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the Bible? Choose the most accurate answer
a series of unrelated books
a library of smaller books that tell one unified story
one book
Two Books
It is through Tradition that the Church first
handed on the Gospel and later determined which materials would be included in the Bible.
learned about Moses
learned how to use the printing press
decided to be centered in Rome
The Church constantly searches for guidance
from soothsayers
from itself
from Scripture
from tradition
The prayers and words we say during Mass are based in
tradition
feelings
lies
Scripture
The Bible is written by several writers and each one
has their own perspective and anticipated audience
is the same
disagrees with the others
has the same perspective and anticipated audience
Biblical Inerrancy means
the Bible is 100% true 100% of the time
The Bible is only true sometimes and you had better know when!
The Truths of the Bible is always True even if some of the details are not or if our understanding changes over time.
The Bible is never true
What do we call the approach to reading the Bible that uses historical context to help understand the meaning?
moral approach
scriptural approach
literal approach
historical-critical approach
The protestant reformation was hurtful because
it resulted in Christian disunity
it resulted in the Bible in vernacular languages
it inspired the Church to reform the indulgence process
It united Germany
The protestant reformation was helpful because
it resulted in Christian disunity
it forced the Church to face issues like accessibility and indulgences
it inspired the Church to be more exclusive
It united Germany
Which council affirmed Scripture and the Magisterium?
Trent
Vatican I
Vatican II
Jerusalem
Which council affirmed Scripture and published Dei Verbum?
Trent
Vatican I
Vatican II
Jerusalem
Within Catholicism human reasoning, science, and faith
work together
can't be considered
fight with each other
work separately
What exists between the Old and New Testaments?
disunity
The New is more important
The Old is more important
unity
How did the Holy Spirit participate in the composition of the Bible?
inspired it, but humans wrote it
wrote it, but humans inspired it
uninvolved
How is Tradition different from Scripture?
Tradition could have evolved after the time of the Apostles
Tradition is inspired by the Holy Spirit
Tradition doesn’t change
Tradition is part of the Deposit of Faith
St. Augustine
lived his entire life in study of the Bible
Converted on his deathbed
Lived a wild life and then had a conversion experience due to prayer and Scripture
Preached the Gospel to Gentiles
Who interprets Scripture and Tradition for the Church?
Augustine
Paul
the Magisterium
the pope alone
