Unit 1 - Beliefs

The Trinity is defined as:

• A concept in Christianity describing God as three persons in one.

• A type of plant found in tropical regions.

• A mathematical theory about triangles.

• A historical event in ancient Rome.

The importance of each person of the Trinity is:

• Each person has a unique role and is 100% God.

• They are all the same and have no distinct roles.

• Only the Father is important.

• The Son and the Holy Spirit are less important than the Father.

The Trinity is remembered in worship today through various practices. Which of the following is NOT a common way the Trinity is remembered?

• Reciting the Nicene Creed

• Offering the the Son to the Father through the Holy Spirit in Mass

• Praying through the saints

• Using the sign of the cross

An event in the Bible when all three members of the Trinity are most clearly present is...

• Moses receiving the Ten Commandments

• The feeding of the 5000

• The baptism of Jesus

• The fight between David and Goliath

The Doctrine of the Trinity has undergone various historical developments. Which of the following is a key event in its development?

• The Council of Nicaea in 325 AD

• The signing of the Magna Carta in 1215

• The fall of the Roman Empire in 476 AD

• The discovery of America in 1492

Which of the following events are described in Genesis 1-2?

• Creation of the world and all living beings

• The Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt

• The story of David and Goliath

• The birth of Jesus Christ

Attributes of God shown in Creation include:

• Patience, Gentleness and Peace

• Love, Mercy, and Justice

• Creativity, Omnipotence and Benevolence

• Holiness, Righteousness, and Sovereignty

Is the creation story understood in divergent ways by Christians?

• No, Christians have a single unified view of Creation.

• Yes, Christians have multiple interpretations of Creation.

• Christians do not have any views on Creation.

• Christians only follow the scientific explanation of Creation.

The Imago Dei is defined as:

• The image of God in humans

• A religious ritual

• A type of ancient script

• A philosophical concept

Catholics believe all people are made in the Imago Dei because:

• they are created in the image and likeness of God.

• they follow the teachings of the Church.

• they participate in the sacraments.

• they believe in the Holy Trinity.