lesson 7

What was the first type of buildings constructed for Christian worship?

• Houses

• Chapels cut into a rock

• Barns

• Underground caves

Which Roman emperor's death allowed Christians to have buildings for worship?

• Nero

• Julius Caesar

• Augustus

• Constantine

According to Genesis, how were men and women created?

• Men and women were created equally

• Women were created first, then men

• Men were created first, then women

• Men were created from dust, women from a rib

In the Bible, who were the first witnesses to the resurrection of Jesus?

• Men disciples

• Children

• Roman soldiers

• Women disciples

What is the main difference between Complementarianism and Egalitarianism?

• Complementarianism believes in no gender equality, Egalitarianism does

• Complementarianism believes in no gender-based limitations, Egalitarianism does

• Complementarianism believes in different roles for men and women, Egalitarianism does not

• Complementarianism believes in equal roles for men and women, Egalitarianism does not

Which verse in the Bible is most important to the Egalitarian position?

• Ephesians 5:22-25

• Genesis 2:18

• Galatians 3:28

• 1 Timothy 2:11-13

What did the General Synod of the Church of England decide in 1992?

• To allow women priests

• To allow only male priests

• To ban women from church leadership

• To close all churches

What is the stance of the Catholic Bishop Conference of the Philippines on gender discrimination?

• Supports relegation of LGBT community

• Supports second-class treatment for LGBT

• Supports choosing one's gender

• Supports anti-discrimination law for LGBT

What is the reason behind the Roman Catholic Church not allowing women priests?

• The Bible prohibits women priests

• Jesus only appointed men as priests

• Women are not equal to men

• Women are not capable of priesthood

What did Bishop Villegas emphasize regarding the treatment of the LGBT community?

• To ridicule them openly

• To discriminate against them

• To show mercy and compassion

• To ignore their existence