1.
Around what year did the Catholic Church first get its name?
A.
110 AD
B.
400 AD
2.
In the first few centuries after Christ, the term Catholic Church was
used to describe
.
a.
a group of beliefs or believers with no necessary
hierarchy
b. the Church that, by definition, was in union with Rome, and was led by direct successors of apostles
I submit all to the judgment and correction of the _____________________.
A. the Church
B. the Holy Roman Church
C. Sola Scriptura
4. Many evangelicals believe that a justified person
cannot lose his salvation (i.e., lose his justification). In which century was
this teaching introduced for the first time?
a.
2nd century
b.
4th century
c.
7th century
d.
16th century
5. St. Augustine said Christians should pray for the
souls in:
a.
heaven
b.
purgatory
c.
hell
6. In 418
A.D., Augustine wrote: A man cannot have _______________ except in the
Catholic Church.
a.
Honor
b.
Wisdom
c.
Salvation
7.
The Early Christians were known to call the Mass all of the following
names except one. Which one?
a. the Eucharist
b.
the Sacrifice
c.
the Breaking of the Bread
d.
Service
8. St. Augustine is considered by both Catholics and
Protestants to be the greatest Father of Christian thought. Which of the
following doctrines did he believe?
a.
The bread and wine of the Eucharist were literally (not symbolically)
changed to the true Body and Blood of Christ
b.
Baptism was necessary for salvation
c.
Baptism destroyed original sin
d.
praying for the dead in purgatory
e.
the leader of the true church must be a direct successor of Peter
f. all bishops of the Church must be in a direct line from an apostle
g.
mortal and venial sin
h.
the perpetual virginity of Mary
i.
once justified, one can lose his justification
j. The Mass is a Sacrifice
k. confession of sins to God through a priest
l.
doing penance
m.
All of the above
9. What was established by the Councils of Hippo and Carthage in the very late 4th century?
a. the Trinity
b.
the Bible Alone doctrine
c. which books were Scripture, and which were not
10. For the first 1,400 years after Christ, the vast
majority of Christians did not own Bibles. Why not?
(This is a fill-in-the-blank question)
11. Fill in the blank for this
famous comment of Augustine: I would not believe in the Gospel if the
authority of the ________________ did not move me to do so.
a.
Catholic Church
b.
Christian Church
12. Which character of the
Reformation is responsible for the famous lines: "We
must remove the Decalogue [ten commandments] out of sight and heart." and
"Sin boldly (or bravely) but believe still more boldly (or
bravely)."
a.
Calvin
b.
Luther
c.
Zwingli
13. The
Early Church condemned the use of contraception as a despicable sin, something
that was contrary to natural law. In what century, did the first Christian
churches change their minds and decide it was not a sin?
A.
5th century
B.
10th century
C.
15th century
D.
20th century
14. Which came first?
a.
the sign of the cross
b.
the Council of Nicaea I?
15. In 250
A.D., St. Cyprian of Carthage wrote: Adultery, fraud and manslaughter are
________________.
a.
bad
b.
expected
c.
reprehensible
d.
mortal sins
16. Where did St. Peter and St. Paul found and
organize the Church, according to St. Irenaeus in 189 A.D.?
a.
Rome
b. Geneva
c.
London
22. St. Augustine said Baptism destroys:
a.
venial sins
b.
mortal sins
c.
original sin
d.
all
the
above sins
23:
According to St. Augustine, which person could not have eternal life?
a.
person
who separates from the Catholic Church
b.
person
who hasnt yet been confirmed
24. Why was only one apostle chosen to be head, according to
St. Jerome in 393 A.D.?
a.
to
avoid division
b.
the
other 11 werent true leaders
25.
Who made the comment: Who is ignorant that the first of the apostles is the
most blessed Peter?
a. Augustine
b. Polycarp
c. Clement
26.
What was St. Jerome discussing when he
said, It is one thing to owe ten thousand talents, another to owe but a
farthing.
a. the difference between mortal and venial sins
b. the difference between and poor in wealth and the poor in
spirit
27. In 96 A.D., St. Clement of Rome, We are
justified by our ___________, not by our words.
a.
faith
b.
works
c.
passion
28. In 160 A.D., St. Justin Martyr wrote: Each
man goes to everlasting punishment or salvation according to the value of his
___________.
a.
actions
b.
faith
c.
blessings
32. Protestant
apologist Dr. Norman Geisler wrote:
Between the time of the Apostle Paul and the Reformation, scarcely anyone
taught _______________.
a. imputed righteousness
b. forensic justification
c. Catholicism
33. Who defended the Catholic Church against Luthers elimination of sacraments, but then broke off the Catholic Church to form his own church because he wanted to leave his wife for his beautiful mistress?
34. In 251 A.D., Cyprian of Carthage wrote: "There is one God and one Christ, and one Church and _____________."
a. one chair founded by Peter
b. one sacrament
c. no chair of this Church
35. According to Augustine, why was a Donatist bishop NOT a true bishop of the Church?
a. He was not a direct successor of an apostle
b. He was a sinner
36. According to Augustine, in what chair did both Peter and Anastasius sit?
37. What did St. Jerome teach about apostles and martyrs?
a. If they can pray for us while on Earth, they can pray for us much more in heaven
b. They will not be concerned about us when they reach heaven
38.
Jerome (386 A.D.) wrote:
..schism separates one from the Church on account
of _________________________.
a. disagreement with the bishop
b. disagreement with the Bible
39. Protestant scholar JND
Kelly wrote: ...Augustine identifies the Church with the universal Catholic
Church of his day, with its ________________, and with its centre at Rome.
a. hierarchy and sacraments
b. chaos
40. St. Augustine said people
can receive God's mercy in the Church for remission of crimes if they do what?
a. do Penance
b. have assurance
c. confess His name
41. Finish this quote by ST. ATHANASIUS (c. 295-373 AD)
.he who confesses his sins with a repentant heart obtains their remission from _______________.
a. the priest
b. a friend
c. private prayer
42. ST. AMBROSE (c. 333-397 AD), referring to the power to forgive sins, wrote : Christ granted even this to His apostles, and by His apostles it has been transmitted to the ____________________.
a. offices of priest
b. office of adult
43. St. Augustine said that baptism, prayer and penance were three ways in which:
a. sins were forgiven
b. we could demonstrate we are Christians
44. According to Augustine, who besides Jesus did not sin?
a. Nobody but babies
b. Nobody but Adam and Eve before they ate the apple
c. Mary
45.
John Chrystostem (c. 387 AD) wrote: ______________
have received a power which God has given neither to angels nor to
archangels.
a.
priests
b. Christians
46.
Which
of the following was a quote by St. Augustine?
a. I should not be a Christian but
for the miracles
47. John Calvin taught that the Church was:
a. visible and made up of sincere Christians AND hypocrites
48. According to Protestant church historian J.N.D. Kelly, what did the Churchs Old Testament always include?
a.
the Koran
b. the
Talmud
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