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Exploring Faith, Works, and Society

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was Martin Luther’s main argument regarding salvation?

a)

Salvation is achieved through good works alone

b)

Salvation is by faith alone

c)

Salvation is by church attendance

d)

Salvation is by following the law

2.

How did the Council of Trent respond to Luther’s teaching on faith and works?

a)

It agreed with Luther completely

b)

It rejected works entirely

c)

It emphasised both faith and works as necessary for salvation

d)

It denied the importance of faith

3.

Which New Testament book describes the early Christian community sharing possessions and living communally?

a)

Matthew

b)

Acts

c)

Romans

d)

Revelation

4.

According to Acts chapter 2, what was a key feature of the early Christian community?

a)

Building large churches

b)

Sharing all possessions

c)

Political activism

d)

Monastic living

5.

Which of the following is a key moral principle in Christianity?

a)

Revenge

b)

Conscience

c)

Greed

d)

Intolerance

6.

Which biblical teaching underpins the Christian principle of forgiveness?

a)

“An eye for an eye”

b)

“Love your enemies”

c)

“Survival of the fittest”

d)

“Wealth is a blessing”

7.

What does the Bible warn about wealth?

a)

It is always a sign of God’s favour

b)

It can be dangerous and lead people away from God

c)

It should be pursued above all else

d)

It is irrelevant to faith

8.

Which parable did Jesus use to illustrate the dangers of wealth?

a)

The Good Samaritan

b)

The Rich Fool

c)

The Prodigal Son

d)

The Lost Sheep

9.

Who is a key figure in feminist theology known for her critique of traditional Christian views?

a)

Mary Magdalene

b)

Rosemary Radford Ruether

c)

Teresa of Avila

d)

Mother Teresa

10.

What is Mary Daly best known for in feminist theology?

a)

Supporting traditional gender roles

b)

Critiquing patriarchy in Christianity

c)

Promoting wealth in the church

d)

Writing biblical commentaries

11.

Which scientist is known for challenging religion with his ideas about evolution and atheism?

a)

Isaac Newton

b)

Richard Dawkins

c)

Stephen Hawking

d)

Albert Einstein

12.

What is a central argument of Richard Dawkins against religion?

a)

Religion is necessary for morality

b)

Science and religion are compatible

c)

Religious belief is irrational and unsupported by evidence

d)

Miracles are scientifically proven

13.

What does Christian pluralism, as discussed by John Hick, suggest?

a)

Only Christianity leads to salvation

b)

All religions are equally valid paths to the divine

c)

Science disproves religion

d)

Wealth is a sign of faith

14.

What is inclusivism in Christian theology?

a)

Only Christians can be saved

b)

Non-Christians cannot know God

c)

Salvation is possible for non-Christians through Christ, even if they do not explicitly believe in him

d)

All religions are false

15.

Which of the following best describes the role of conscience in Christian ethics?

a)

Ignoring moral dilemmas

b)

Following one’s inner sense of right and wrong, believed to be guided by God

c)

Always obeying church leaders

d)

Pursuing personal wealth

16.

Which biblical passage is often cited as a basis for forgiveness in Christianity?

a)

The Lord’s Prayer

b)

The Ten Commandments

c)

The Book of Revelation

d)

The Beatitudes

17.

What is a key criticism feminist theologians like Ruether and Daly make about traditional Christianity?

a)

It is too focused on science

b)

It is patriarchal and marginalises women

c)

It is too inclusive

d)

It ignores wealth

18.

According to the Bible, what is the “root of all kinds of evil”?

a)

Power

b)

Money

c)

Knowledge

d)

Fame

19.

Which of the following best summarises the Council of Trent’s position on justification?

a)

Justification is by faith alone

b)

Justification is by works alone

c)

Justification involves both faith and works

d)

Justification is not important

20.

What is the main challenge that science, as represented by Dawkins, poses to religion?

a)

Science proves all religious claims

b)

Science offers natural explanations that challenge supernatural beliefs

c)

Science supports miracles

d)

Science is based on faith