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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. Such a choice to not marry would preclude what?

2. Those who did not deny Christ confessed Him to whom?

3. How does Catholic ordination enable the minister to be?

4. What does morality have to with?

5. The power of water to purify and to cleanse was also advanced by what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is another part of Confession?

2. What does the Catechism say about the Eucharist?

3. What are the sin-like behaviors of the baptized called? What is the purpose of it?

4. Why is socialization important for humanity?

5. What is meant by "Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness Against Thy Neighbor?"

6. What is beatitude? Why is this good?

7. What is meant by confession?

8. What does the article say about the notion of conversion of heart?

9. Why is the greatest moral virtue needed in those who wield public authority?

10. What is Christian prayer?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

A biography and other information about Jesus is provided.

Part 1) Describe the information provided about Jesus. Why does the Catechism provide this information?

Part 2) How might this information benefit the reader? How different might the benefits be for a Christian reader versus a non-Christian reader? Why?

Part 3) What does this information reveal about Jesus' power and influence, both in His day and today?

Essay Topic 2

The significance of water is related to baptism.

Part 1) What is the significance of water? How does this significance relate to baptism?

Part 2) What is the purpose of baptism? Is it necessary? Why or why not? How effective is it? Why?

Part 3) What is the connection between baptism and communion and the Eucharist? Why are they grouped together?

Essay Topic 3

Socialization is important for humanity.

Part 1) Why is it important for humanity?

Part 2) How can socialization be both good and bad? How can the negative aspect of socialization be dealt with or avoided altogether?

Part 3) How does the Church base it's doctrines and traditions on this idea of socialization?

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