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Worksheets6th Religion
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 9mins
The Council of Jerusalem convened (assembled)
to discuss whether the Gentiles could become full members of the Church.
to discuss whether the Jews could become full members of the Church.
to discuss whether the early Christians could become full members of the Church.
all the above.
An ecumenical council is when the entire Church, through the bishops, gathers together to discuss one or more issues important to the life of the Church.
TRUE
FALSE
The Council of Nicaea was called to address a heresy -
Jesus being only divine
Jesus being only human
Jesus being fully human and divine
none of the above
The Council of Nicaea was called to address a heresy
Jesus not being fully human and divine.
Jesus being fully divine
Jesus being fully human
none of the above.
The First Council of Nicaea ended with clarifying the heresy and establishing that Jesus is fully human and divine in
Sign of the Cross
the Lord's Prayer
the Apostle's Creed
the Nicene Creed
The First Council of Constantinople affirmed
Jesus was fully human and divine
the Nicene Creed was re-written to include .that the Holy Spirit was the third person (Divine)
Sign of the Cross
Nicene
Pentecost ( coming of the Holy Spirit) is the celebration of
the birth of St. Peter's conversion.
the birth of the Church- enabling the disciple to proclaim the Gospel to all nations.
the birth of St. Paul's conversion.
none of the above
Saint Paul was first known as
Saul, a solider
Saul, a disciple of Christ
Saul, a persecutor of the Church.
Saul, a defender of the faith
Saul had a experience in which Jesus called out to him, This caused his
death
change of heart, conversion.
resurrection
illness.
Saint Paul had a great impact on Christianity because
wrote many books on Christianity.
he traveled spreading the Gospel.
he called others to follow him
none of the above
Mary, Mother of the Church is celebrated
the day after Easter
the day after Pentecost
the day after Christmas
the day after the Crucifixion
On December 8 we celebrate the
Annunciation
Visitation
Immaculate Conception
Our Lady of Guadalupe
In the Nicene Creed we proclaim
Jesus is truly human, truly divine
the Marks of the Church
the Holy Spirit is the 3rd person in the Trinity (divine)
all the above.
In which prayer do we recognize God as Father, we ask to provide us with what we need, we ask for forgiveness
the Sign of the Cross
Act of Contrition
the Lord's Prayer
the Nicene Creed
The Apostles and Nicene Creed are known as
the Glory be
the prayer Jesus taught us
a profession of faith
meditation prayer
An example of Contemplation Prayer is
the Lord's Prayer
reflecting on scripture
Adoration
none of the above
When we pray the Nicene Creed at Mass it is an example of
meditation prayer
contemplative prayer
vocal prayer
an act of Contrition
reading and reflecting on a verse from scripture is an example of
contemplative prayer
meditative prayer
vocal prayer
the Rosary
The study of God and the things of God is known as
Eucharist
missionary
theology
canonization
The Greek work for thanksgiving and the Sunday celebration (mass) is
missionary
Eucharist
Apostolic
Universal
The participation in the works of God is
Missionary
Theology
Eucharist
Liturgy
The bread and wine becoming the Body and blood of Christ, while still looking like bread and wine is known as
Papal
Infallibility
Transubstantiation
canonization
The Angel Gabriel announcing to Mary that she will be the mother of God is called the
Assumption
Annunciation
Visitation
Crowning
An official Church teaching is a
infallibility
dogma/doctrine
papal
Magisterium
A very important celebration in the Church is called a
Feast
Solemnity
Dogma
heresy
The Council of Nicaea addressed (dealt) with a heresy
meaning a new dogma.
meaning a denial of Church teaching.
meaning to confirm a teaching.
none of the above
In the Church when someone has a change of heart (like Saul/Paul) it is a
mission
conversion
canonization
heresy
To bring suffering or harm to others because of their race, religion or language. (like Saul did to the early Christians) This is
heresy
canonization
persecution
conversion
