Christianity

Question 1

Omnipotence

Answer 1

The quality of having unlimited or very great power, for example God is almighty and all-powerful.

Question 2

Omnibenevolence

Answer 2

All-loving of infinitely good, for example God is all loving.

Question 3

Trinity

Answer 3

God the father, the son and the holy spirit. They are the 3 roles of God.

Question 4

Incarnation

Answer 4

Refers to the act of a pre-existing divine being, the son of God, in becoming human being, Jesus.

Question 5

Atonement

Answer 5

The belief that Jesus’ death on the cross healed the rift between humans and God, as he died for our sins.

Question 6

Divine Command

Answer 6

A theory of ethics, for example what is right in God’s eyes and is commanded by him.

Question 7

Agape

Answer 7

Highest form of love, to God.

Question 8

Inter-faith dialogue

Answer 8

Exploring common grounds within religion, for example Hindus and Christians sharing their beliefs.

Question 9

Omniscience

Answer 9

Mainly in religion, is the capacity to know everything, for example God is all-knowing.

Question 10

Holy Spirit

Answer 10

The third person in the Holy Trinity.

Question 11

Ressurection

Answer 11

The concept of a living being, coming back to life after death, for example Jesus came back to live on Easter Sunday, conquering death.

Question 12

Messiah

Answer 12

The Anointed one as king to rule over the world.

Question 13

Omnipresent

Answer 13

The idea that God is everywhere throughout time.

Question 14

Sustainer

Answer 14

God’s role in continuing to provide for and support the existence of the things he has created.

Question 15

Transcendent

Answer 15

Above and beyond anything in the physical universe.