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WorksheetsHeresies and Councils
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
This council was called in 325 and was the first ecumenical council.
Council of Nicaea
Council of Constantinople
Council of Ephesus
Council of Chalcedon
Who called the first ecumenical council?
The bishops
Pope Sylvester I
Arius
Constantine
What did they decide at Nicaea?
Arianism was a heresy
Mary is the mother of God
The canon of scripture for the New Testament
St. Nicholas has a mean right hook
Nestorius taught what he did because he had a problem with...
What Arius taught
Saying Mary was the mother of God
Saying Jesus was divine
Saying Jesus was human
Theotokos means...
The union of two natures in Jesus
Mother of God
Mary most holy
Divine revelation
What was the model the bishops looked to for how they should run the ecumenical councils?
The Council of Nicaea
The Council of Jerusalem
Peter's speech on Pentecost
The cooperation between Peter and Paul
The heresy that taught that Jesus was created by God but not God himself
Gnosticism
Docetism
Arianism
Nestorianism
The heresy that taught that Jesus is really two persons: one human and one divine
Nestorianism
Arianism
Gnosticism
Dualism
Confirmed the teaching of the Council of Nicaea
Vatican II Council
Council of Constantinople
Council of Ephesus
Council of Chalcedon
condemned monophysitism
Council of Nicaea
Council of Constantinople
Council of Jerusalem
Council of Chalcedon
This includes right, accurate statements about religious beliefs.
Orthodoxy
Heresy
Secular
Heterodox
persons of non-Jewish faith or origin
Gentiles
Martyrs
Apostles
Conquistadors
A belief, attitude, or teaching that is contrary to revealed truth and to the Church's doctrine of faith.
Laity
Canon
Orthodoxy
Heresy
A meeting to which all bishops of the world are invited to exercise their authority in union with the pop in addressing concerns facing the world-wide Church.
Ecumenical Council
Apostolic See
Convents
Pontifex Maximus
belief that Jesus has only one nature, instead of the traditional Christian teaching that Jesus has two natures- human and divine
Arianism
Pelagianism
Monophysitism
Apollinarianism
