Biggest branch of Christianity, Pope is acknowledged as the head of the Church with final authority.

When the Roman Catholic Church split in 1054, this branch still held similar beliefs, yet they do not recognize the supremacy of the Pope.

This branch consists of over 40 denominations in America alone. You can also characterize them into Liberal, Moderate, and Conservative denominations.

With its tall spires and stained glass windows, the architecture of Roman Catholic Churches is modeled after which time period?

Christians worship on this day because they believe it was the day that Jesus was resurrected.

Water has the power to wash away sins, and signifies the beginning of a new life for the person who is baptized.

Wafers represent Jesus’s Body and the wine represents his blood.

The part of the Bible unique only to Catholics.

The Holy Trinity does NOT include

Beginning on the fourth Sunday before Christmas when Christians prepare for the day of Jesus' birth.

A time when Christians remember the visit of the three wise men to the baby Jesus.

Comes before Easter and is a time in some churches for fasting and repenting.

This day commemorates the day Jesus was crucified, and falls right before Easter.

This commemorates the resurrection of Jesus, which occurred on a Sunday.

This day celebrates the birth of Jesus.

The office, duties, and time of service of a minister.

The place in a church where a baptism might be held.

When Jesus was in the desert, he was tempted by:

There were 12 of these, and it means "messenger". They helped spread the word that Jesus was the Messiah and Son of God.

A contempt for God.

Where a sermon or talk is delivered.

Where Bible readings take place.

Represents the table at which Jesus and his disciples ate the meal referred to as the Last Supper.

To be nailed on a cross and left to die.

These Protestants see the Bible as reflecting God's will rather than being the word of God. This group includes Methodists, Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Unitarians.

Everything in the Bible represents the absolute truth and it is without error. This group includes Southern Baptists, Assembly of God, Seventh Day Adventist, and the Church of Nazarene.

American Baptists, Mennonites, the United Methodists, and the Reformed Church of America believe that the Bible is the word of God, but do not see it as without error.