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Unit 1 Review

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

God's communication of himself through created order.

a)

Divine Revelation

b)

Incarnation

c)

Natural Revelation

d)

Sacred Scripture

2.

Adam and Eve's rejection of God's love

a)

The Fall

b)

Original Sin

c)

Garden of Eden

d)

Divine Revelation

3.

God's communication of himself through Sacred Scripture and the sending of Jesus.

a)

Sacred Scripture

b)

Original SIn

c)

Incarnation

d)

Divine Revelation

4.

The written record of God's revelation of himself contained in the Old and New Testaments

a)

Natural Revelation

b)

Sacred Scripture

c)

Incarnation

d)

Divine Revelation

5.

God assuming human nature for our salvation

a)

Natural Revelation

b)

Sacred Scripture

c)

Incarnation

d)

Divine Revelation

6.

Who developed the 5 Proofs for the Existence of God?

a)

St. Augustine

b)

St. Thomas Aquinas

c)

St. John of the Cross

d)

St. Thomas More

7.

The 5 Proofs for God's Existence suggest that only through faith can we know God.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Humans were originally created in God's image and likeness with

a)

Original sin

b)

Peace

c)

The Fall

d)

Rational soul

9.

St. Thomas Aquinas' 5 Proofs are an example of natural revelation.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Identify the 2 phases of divine revelation

a)

Torah and New Testament

b)

Created order and rational soul

c)

Old and New Testament

d)

Natural and Divine

11.

The incarnation of Jesus is the ultimate example of natural revelation.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

The Genesis creation story most reveals temple imagery in

a)

the creation of humans to steward the earth

b)

the sabbath as the last day for worship and rest

c)

the tasks of forming creation and filling it with life

d)

the development of dynamic life

13.

Which best demonstrates God's ordered, intentional patterning of creation?

a)

the creation of humans to steward the earth

b)

He creates life and then forms the habitats for life

c)

He forms time, space, and habitat, and then fills them with life

d)

creation out of chaos and violence

14.

How does life change as the Genesis creation story progresses?

a)

It becomes more distorted with each day.

b)

It lacks patterning and intentionality

c)

It becomes less complex.

d)

It becomes more dynamic and complex.

15.

God created you in his image and likeness. Therefore, it is ____ that you exist.

a)

very good

b)

good

c)

nice

d)

alright

16.

God created humanity for...

a)

labor, longevity and likeness

b)

labor, leisure and love

c)

lasting relationship and leisure

d)

long lives and prosperity

17.

In Genesis, God creates out of violence, chaos, and domination.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Which of Aquinas' proofs examines the intricacy and detail of the universe?

a)

Perfect Being

b)

Unmoved Mover

c)

Intelligent Designer

d)

Necessary Being

19.

The argument from contingency suggests that God is a...

a)

Perfect Being

b)

Unmoved Mover

c)

Intelligent Designer

d)

Necessary Being

20.

Which argument suggests that God is the prime, or unmoved mover?

a)

Argument from Contingency

b)

Argument from Perfection

c)

Argument from Design

d)

Argument from Motion

21.

Nothing can cause itself. Therefore, God must be the

a)

First mover

b)

Perfect Being

c)

Uncaused Cause

d)

Contingent Being

22.

God's existence and his nature are revealed through His ​ (a)   .

Choose from the below words
creation
worldview
23.

According to Christian theology, what is the primary purpose of humanity's creation?

a)

To dominate the earth

b)

To serve and love God

c)

To achieve personal success

d)

To explore the universe

24.

Which term describes God's self-communication through creation?

a)

Divine Revelation

b)

Natural Revelation

c)

Incarnation

d)

Scriptural Revelation

25.

What is the significance of the Sabbath in the Genesis creation story?

a)

A day for labor and productivity

b)

A day for worship and rest

c)

A day for chaos and disorder

d)

A day for creation and expansion

26.

What is the theological term for God's self-revelation through Jesus Christ?

a)

Natural Revelation

b)

Incarnation

c)

Divine Revelation

d)

Sacred Tradition

27.

Which of the following is considered a form of Divine Revelation?

a)

Scientific discovery

b)

Scripture

c)

Philosophical reasoning

d)

Natural phenomena

28.

What does the term 'Incarnation' refer to in Christian theology?

a)

God's creation of the universe

b)

God becoming man in the person of Jesus Christ

c)

The writing of the Bible

d)

The establishment of the Church