Lesson 1

What does the Apostles' Creed primarily outline?

• The history of the Church

• Core doctrines of Christianity

• The lives of the Apostles

• The events of the Old Testament

Which of the following is NOT included in the Apostles' Creed?

• Belief in God the Father

• Jesus as the Son of God

• The importance of good works

• The Holy Spirit

The symbol associated with morals in the dimensions of faith is represented by which part of the body?

• HEAD

• HEART

• HANDS

• FEET

According to the notes, the Eucharist is connected to which feast?

• Christmas

• Pentecost

• Passover

• Easter

Which sacrament is known for providing comfort and healing?

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Anointing of the Sick

• Reconciliation

What does the term 'doctrine' refer to in Catholicism?

• Moral laws

• Personal beliefs

• Core teachings of the Church

• Historical events

The Beatitudes serve as a source of what in the Catholic faith?

• Historical knowledge

• Moral guidance

• Liturgical practices

• Doctrinal beliefs

What is the significance of the Apostles' Creed during Mass?

• It is recited as a personal prayer.

• It summarizes the teachings of Jesus.

• It serves as a declaration of essential beliefs.

• It replaces the need for the Bible.

Which dimension of faith focuses on the teachings about Jesus?

• Morals

• Doctrine

• Worship

• Community Service

The personal nature of faith means that it is primarily about:

• Individual belief without community.

• The personal relationship with God.

• Following traditions blindly.

• Adhering to a set of rules.