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WorksheetsChapter 1 God the Loving Father
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 37mins
The essential aspects of the Church that designate her as the true Church. It’s strengthens Catholics to serve in, and for, the Church and to build up their Faith is known as what?
Marks of the Chapel
Marks of the Brothers
Marks of the Church
None of the above
What is meant by Divine Revelation?
God’s free gift of self-communication.
God's revolution
God's plan for us
None of the above
What does the word Dogma mean?
What Christians must do to get to heaven
A central truth of Revelation Catholics must believe
Another name for eternal life
all of the above
Original sin was the personal sin of who?
Jesus and Peter
Holy spirit
Abraham and Isaac
Adam and Eve
What is Sacred Scripture?
The written record of God's Revelation
The New Protestant Bible
The living transmission of God's Revelation
The Catechism of the Catholic Church
This mark describes the unity of the Church, a unity rooted in the mystery of the Blessed Trinity?
(a)
We find God in nature and in human beings.
True
False
A gift of God and a human act in which God invites you to reposed to the whole truth that he has revealed is known as what?
(a)
Jesus, who is all holy, loves the Church as his Bride. United with Christ, the Church is made holy by him?
(a)
Salvation history is the account of God's saving inactivity and unwillingness to help humanity.
True
False
The living transmission or “handing on” of the Church’s Gospel message?
(a)
What is Sacred Scripture?
The New Protestant Bible
The Catechism of the Catholic Church
The written record of God's Revelation
None of the Above
The act by which the Father sent his Son into the world by the power of the Holy Spirit is?
(a)
What are the Marks of the Church?
One, Holy, Christian, & Apostolic
One, Christian, Scripture, faith
One, Holy, Catholic & Apostles
One, Holy, Catholic & Apostolic
The body of saving truths and the core beliefs of Catholicism that are contained in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition and handed down by the Magisterium is called?
The Magisterium
Deposit of Faith
Salvation History
Original Sin
Christ’s passion, death, resurrection, and glorious ascension of Our Lord Jesus Christ and also repairs the broken relationship between God and humanity?
(a)
Which of these is NOT one of the three theological virtues?
Faith
Charity
Justice
Hope
The account of God’s saving activity & intervention on behalf of humanity is called?
(a)
A set of beliefs and practices followed by those committed to the service and worship of God?
(a)
The apostles appointed successors to see that the faith would continue to be handed on?
True
False
What is a Covenant?
A promise between you and God
An agreement between Noah and his ark
An agreement in life
A binding promise between God and nature
The Body of Christ is called the?
The mystical body of christ
The Church
Religion
None of the above
The Trinity of Divine persons consists of who?
The Brother, The Mother and the Holy father
The Father, The Brother and The Holy Sprite
The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit
The Father, the Cousin and the Holy Sister
It is the teaching of the Apostles that the Church faithfully hands on through the successors of the Apostles, the pope and bishops This is called?
(a)
The Church was founded by the Jesus?
True
False
Founded the Catholic Church?
(a)
Jesus gave Simon Peter the name “Peter” which means what?
Pebble
Boulder
Marble
Rock
God can be known with certainty by natural reason on the basis of his works, particularly his action in creating the world.
True
False
The prime task of (a) is to hand on the Deposit of Faith and see that
Divine Revelation is accurately, authentically, and completely, pre
sent to the people of the world.
The first stage of God’s Revelation was?
The creation of man and woman in the image and likeness of himself
The creation of the sun and moon and stars
His covenant with Noah
His covenant with Abraham
Which of these words is most closely related to the idea of the “domestic
church?”
A Christian Family
A parish community
Any class on religious education
The local diocese headed by a Bishop
Jesus told _____ that he would build the church on him and give him the keys to the kingdom of heaven.
St. John, the beloved Apostle
St. Paul, previously known as Saul
St. Peter, the fisherman
St. John the Baptist
A person who believes in the existence of God.
Theist
Atheist
Agnostic
A person who believes God's existence cannot be known.
Theist
Atheist
Agnostic
Someone who does not believe that God exists.
Theist
Atheist
Agnostic
The fact that the Son of God assumed a human nature in order to accomplish our salvation in it.
Natural Revelation
Incarnation
Secularism
The official teaching authority of the Church
Magisterium
Holy Trinity
Sensus Fidei
The way God communicates knowledge about Himself to humankind.
Natural Revelation
Divine Revelation
Dogmas
The knowledge that we can come to know God's existence and his basic attributes by using our human reason and senses.
Divine Revelation
Catechism
Natural Revelation
Summarizes the Catholic teachings about faith and morals.
Catechism
Salvation History
Secularism
Those things that Jesus taught to the Apostles and other early disciples that were first passed down by word of mouth.
Apostolic Tradition
Logos
Religion
Truths contained in Divine Revelation or additional truths connected with those in Divine Revelation
Sensus fidei
Agnostic
Dogmas
The central mystery of the Christian faith. It teaches that there are three persons in one God.
Holy Trinity
Catechism
Incarnation
The truth that the Church faithful as a whole- lay people to bishops- cannot be wrong about matters of belief.
Logos
Sensus fidei
Magisterium
The story of God's saving action in human history.
Dogmas
Apostolic Tradition
Salvation History
An indifference to religion and a belief that religion should be excluded from civil affairs and public education.
Sensus fidei
Secularism
Catechism
The relationship between God and humans that results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices.
Religion
Dogmas
Magisterium
The teaching that God by nature is beyond human understanding.
(a)
A trait of God that refers to His union with His creation.
(a)
Moral excellence and righteousness.
(a)
The living transmission of the catholic faith through the teaching, life , and worship of the church.
(a)
An allegiance to God.
(a)
The account of God's saving activity and intervention on behalf of humanity.
(a)
A person who denies the existence of God.
(a)
A person who is not sure whether there is a God or not.
(a)
The gift of God's self revelation by which he makes known the mystery of His divine plan.
(a)
An agreement or contract between God and His people.
(a)
The official teaching authority of the church comprised of the Pope, bishops, and priests.
(a)
The inspired Word of God. The written record of God's revelation.
(a)
The official list of the inspired books in the Bible.
(a)
A name for God that God revealed to Moses.
(a)
A set of beliefs, values, and practices that binds believers in a relationship with God and with other believers.
(a)
