[1-4] - Introduction to Christianity [ARCHIVE]

Question 1

What is the church?

Answer 1

A church is a structure where Christians and other religious orders gather.

Question 2

What was the Great Schism

Answer 2

In 1054, Rome and Constantinople were unable to resolve their differences. So they split up, which led to the Orthodox church and the Roman Catholic church.

Question 3

What are the key events of the early church?

Answer 3

1. The Birth of Jesus
2. Jesus’ ministry
3. Jesus’ crucifixion
4. Resurrection
5. Pentecost
6. Ascension
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Question 4

What is the Roman Catholic Church?

Answer 4

The Roman Catholic Church is the largest Christian church, with more than a billion members worldwide. It traces its origins to the teachings of Jesus Christ and the apostles, and it regards the Bishop of Rome, known as the Pope, as its supreme authority. The church believes in the Trinity (God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit)

Question 5

What is the Orthodox Church

Answer 5

The Orthodox Church does not recognise the authority of the Roman papacy and claims a Christian heritage of direct descent from the Christian church of Christ’s believers.

Question 6

What is Pentecost?

Answer 6

It commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles, in the form of a flame or a dove, and allowed the apostles & others to speak different languages to spread Christianity.

Question 7

What is the significance of the death and resurrection of Jesus?

Answer 7

The resurrection proves that Jesus is the Christ (Messiah) and the Son of God.

Question 8

What are the seven fruits of the holy spirit?

Answer 8

· Wisdom

· Understanding

· Right Judgement

· Courage

· Knowledge

· Reverence

· Wonder and Awe

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Question 9

What are the twelve fruits of the holy spirit?

Answer 9

· Charity

· Joy

· Faithfulness

· Gentleness

· Peace

· Patience

· Kindness

· Goodness

· Generosity

· Chastity

· Modesty

· Self-Control

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Question 10

Who was St Paul and His Letters?

Answer 10

Paul, once Saul, preached about Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection. His letters in the New Testament emphasised freedom from Jewish law and the inclusion of Gentiles, shaping the early church’s growth.

Question 11

When did Jesus begin his Ministry?

Answer 11

When he was around 30, he spent around 3 years teaching, healing, and working miracles.

Question 12

How did Jesus teach?

Answer 12

He taught in parables - everyday stories with messages for those who would hear him.

Question 13

What day of the week did Jesus’ female followers find his tomb empty?

Answer 13

Sunday.