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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What might liturgy be?

2. What do a sheepfold, a cultivated field, and a temple all have in common?

3. Will there be resurrection of the bodies of the deceased?

4. How has the work been assembled?

5. The articles of the creed begin with belief in who?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did baptism begin?

2. How is this book unlike many others?

3. What is liturgy?

4. How can transmission take place?

5. Is the Church as the people of God limited to Catholics?

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

7. How is the current version of the Catechism different from previous ones? Why is it different?

8. Who is the Savior God in Judaism?

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

10. For whom is this book written?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The Lord's Prayer sums up the Gospel.

Part 1) What is the Gospel? How does the Lord's Prayer sum up the Gospel? Why is this important?

Part 2) What is the purpose of prayer, in general? How does it affect one's relationship with God?

Part 3) How can prayer, including the Lord's Prayer, be beneficial in one's life?

Essay Topic 2

Several creeds are described and discussed.

Part 1) What is a creed? What are these creeds? Why are these creeds discussed?

Part 2) How do these creeds cause some confusion? What role does the Catechism regarding this confusion?

Part 3) Compare both creeds. What do they have in common? What is unique about each? Are they both necessary and/or equal? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 3

Several points are made about the Holy Scriptures and interpretation of the Holy Scriptures.

Part 1) What are the Holy Scriptures? What points are made about them? How does the Catechism suggest interpreting them successfully?

Part 2) How might the set-up of this book help one to better understand the Holy Scriptures?

Part 3) Do you believe the Holy Scriptures can be interpreted successfully? Why or why not?

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