Christianism

Refers to the evangelical movement that emphasizes the gift of the Holy Spirit

• Prayer

• Monasticism

• Creed

• Pentecostalism

What movement of Christians arose in the twentieth century which had been concerned in protecting the literal interpretations of the Bible from what they consider to be the undermining effects of Biblical worship?

• Socialism

• Fundamentalism

• Structuralism

• Liberalism

Founded by Martin Luther which was considered a new movement in the Christian tradition

• Protestant Reformation

• Nicaea

• Liberation Theology

• Fundamentalism

What was/were Martin Luther's argument/s attacking the leadership of the Catholic church?

• He contested whether the Bible is influenced from interpretations of the 'followers' from their historical/social contexts.

• He insisted that the Bible and the worship life of the church be translated from Latin into the language of people.

• He concluded that salvation is God's grace alone and by faith alone and objected indulgences sold by church.

• Religious authority lay not primarily in church traditions, nor in the hierarchy of bishops and popes, but in the Bible alone.

The movement known to emphasize not only preaching and sacraments, but a mission to the poor and those in need.

• Liberation Theology

• Structural Theology

• Theology for Justice

• Socialist Theology

What unites Christianity being a worldwide tradition with diverse practices, beliefs and traditions?

• The belief on the origin of the universe and the existence of human society

• The ways in which faith and beliefs are being practiced

• The life and the teachings of Jesus

• The way on how the Bible is taught and interpreted

What term refers to Christian's summary of faith, becoming one of the religion's distinctive features?

• Communion

• Creed

• Baptism

• Prayer

Founded by Martin Luther which was considered a new movement in the Christian tradition

• Pentecost

• Protestant Reformation

• Apostles

• Prophets

Refers to the Christians' summary of faith

• Pentecostalism

• Prayer

• Monasticism

• Creed

The four gospels in the Bible are

• Matthew, Mark, Luke, John

• Matthew, Paul, Luke, John

• Mark, Paul, Luke, John

• Matthew, Paul, Luke, Joseph