GCSE RS Christianity Key Points and Exam Questions

What is the fundamental belief about God in Christianity?

• Polytheism

• Pantheism

• Atheism

• Monotheism

Which Gospel does not reference the birth of Jesus?

• Matthew

• John

• Luke

• Mark

What does the term 'omnipotent' mean?

• All-present

• All-powerful

• All-loving

• All-knowing

What is the significance of Jesus' crucifixion for Christians?

• It signifies the end of the Old Testament.

• It represents the creation of the universe.

• It marks the beginning of Christianity.

• It teaches that sin will no longer destroy their lives.

What is the Christian belief about life after death?

• Reincarnation occurs after death.

• Only the soul is resurrected.

• Resurrection is a reality made possible by Jesus.

• There is no afterlife.

What is the purpose of pilgrimage in Christianity?

• To grow closer to God

• To gain wealth

• To escape from daily life

• To meet new people

What is the significance of Holy Communion for Christians?

• It is a celebration of Christmas.

• It is a form of baptism.

• It marks the beginning of Lent.

• It symbolizes Jesus' sacrifice.

What is the main reason for infant baptism in Christianity?

• To forgive original sin

• To prepare for marriage

• To celebrate a child's birth

• To mark the end of childhood

What is the Great Commission in Christianity?

• A command to build churches

• A directive to spread the gospel

• A call to write new scriptures

• A mission to convert other religions

What is the role of the Barnabas Fund?

• To organize Christian festivals

• To build new churches

• To provide financial support to persecuted Christians

• To translate the Bible