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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Through liturgy, what happens to the People of God?
(a) They are given peace.
(b) They are patient.
(c) They are transformed.
(d) They are sinless.

2. What is the definition of ecclesia?
(a) A religious service.
(b) Spread the Good News.
(c) A free assembly of people.
(d) Evangelize.

3. Is this a work of man?
(a) Yes, it is a work of man.
(b) No, it is a collaboration between God and man.
(c) Yes, it is partially a work of man.
(d) No, it is a work of God.

4. Who is this book also designed to benefit?
(a) Other denominations.
(b) The Pope.
(c) Other religious leaders.
(d) Others of the Christian faith and the curious.

5. What did Jesus the Christ teach his apostles that they had the power to do?
(a) Walk on water.
(b) Punish sinners.
(c) Forgive sins.
(d) Be selfless.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed are presented as what, which are a normative part of Catholic Mass?

2. Who is the one actually tending the flock?

3. The Church is meant to support what transformation of the world on Earth?

4. Those who are presently Jews but not Christians are still doing what?

5. Due to the limitations of the human mind, what is the alternative means by which humans can come into knowledge of the divine?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the significance of the English translation of Jesus?

2. With what truth does this book begin?

3. Why do people have the capacity to come to knowledge of God?

4. What do the twelve apostles represent?

5. Who is the author of this book?

6. How are the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed presented?

7. To what must one submit? What examples are given of those who have been submissive?

8. How does liturgy help those who perform these acts?

9. What are the seven sacraments?

10. How is faith discussed in relation to science?

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