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WorksheetsU1 Ecumenism Study
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the ecumenical movement?
The division that occurred between Catholics and Protestants
The mission to the Gentiles
The division that occurred between Catholics and Orthodox
The mission of Christian unity
What is the concept of pentarchy?
The great schism
The separation between the Roman and Greek Churches
The vision of five main centers of Christianity as the one Church
Five books of the New Testament
What modern Christian figure inspired a call for unity by a novena to the Holy Spirit, calling for restoration?
Pope John Paul II
Pope Leo XII
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Great Schism: when and who?
1556, Luther and the Pope
1054, Rome and Constantinople
356, Rome and Jerusalem
689, China and Rome
Which is not a Protestant group?
Greek Orthodox
Lutherans
Evangelicals
Calvinists
What is one event that led to the Great Schism?
Cultural and political differences between East and West
Differences of practices such as leavened and unleavened bread
The doctrinal teaching of the "Filioque"
All of the above
Acts 15 refers to
The Coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost
Respecting how each person follows the Lord in conscience
The newborn Church dealing with full acceptance of Gentile believers
The Crucifixion of Jesus on Calvary
In the first century, Jews and Romans viewed Christians as...
A revolutionary religion
The Catholic Church
A sect within Judaism
a reform among Christians
Martin Luther believed that religious authority should rest solely upon
The Bible
The pope
The people
Bishops
The biggest difference that keeps the Catholic and Orthodox Churches from being united
The start of the first church
The relics of St. Andrew
The role of the pope
Praying to Mary
The four criteria of the Christian canon
Apostolic, ancient, widely read, source of truth
One, holy, catholic, apostolic
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
Scripture, Bible, Word of God, Divinely Inspired
The Roman Catholic teaching that means "and from the Son"
The Creed
The Council of Nicaea
The Filioque
The Quimcumque
When did the Missionary Conference of Edinburgh occur?
1910
1859
1897
1948
What key event led the Catholic Church to committing to ecumenism in the modern era?
The World Council of Churches
Pentecost
World War II
The Second Vatican Council
An early split of churches before the Great Schism (Greek and Roman split) are known as
Greek Orthodox Churches
Reformed Churches
Eastern Catholic Churches
Oriental Orthodox Churches
Which biblical text is not specifically focused on Christian unity?
Matthew 1
John 17
Acts 15
Romans 14
Acts 15 recounts
The Council of Galilee
The Council of Jerusalem
The Council of Mamnia
The Council of Rome
In Acts 15, the Church understands that the foundational principle of unity is
the Mosaic Law
one's own conscience
Jewish customs
faith in Jesus
Paul's concern in Romans 14 includes
teachings of the Council of Jerusalem
concern for the weak of conscience
the 12 apostles
the four gospels
A foundational principle in Romans 14 is
honoring the Lord in one's practice
fulfilling the Mosaic law
Jews and Gentiles coexisting in Antioch
witnessing to the Lord even through martyrdom
John 17 occurs during
the baptism in the Jordan
the beatitudes
the Last Supper discourse
the resurrection
Jesus says the model of unity is
Jesus and his apostles
the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph
the council of Jerusalem
According to John 17, unity among Jesus' disciples
will help the world to believe
will create better preachers
will make a better Scripture translation
will help the Pope be a better leader
Acts 15 teachers a style of leadership called
democracy
autocracy
synodality
representationalism
The first major split in Christianity occurred in the
5th century
12th century
15th century
20th century
