Christian Denomination Quiz

Christian denominations vary widely, including Catholicism, Orthodoxy, and Protestantism. Each has unique traditions, doctrines, and worship styles, yet all share belief in Jesus Christ as Saviour.

Protestant denominations like Baptist, Methodist, and Lutheran emphasize Scripture and faith alone for salvation. Catholicism highlights sacraments, tradition, and the Pope’s authority. Orthodoxy preserves ancient liturgies, icons, and emphasizes Theosis, or union with God, maintaining a strong link to early Christian teachings and church fathers.

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Which Institution Has More Authority?
- Holy Church
- Holy Bible
How Are We Saved?
- Believe in Christ, and repent sins alone
- Believe in Christ, repent sins and be baptised
- Believe in Christ, repent sins, be baptised and practice the Eucharist
- Believe in Christ, repent sins, be baptised, practice the Eucharist, and don't die with unconfessed mortal sins
Are Icons Of Christ And Saints Allowed?
- Yes, icons should be venerated
- Yes, but icons should not be used in liturgy
- No, icons violate the second commandment
Is Divorce Allowed?
- Divorce is never allowed
- Divorce is only allowed in cases of adultery
- Divorce is only allowed in cases of adultery, abuse, or abandonment
- Divorce is only allowed by a clerical committee
Should Bread Be Leavened Or Unleavened During The Eucharist?
- Leavened
- Unleavened
Can Married Men Become Priests?
- Yes, men can be married
- No, men can not be married
To Whom Does The Holy Spirit Proceed From?
- The Father and The Son
- The Father Only
Does The Bread And Wine Become The Body And Blood Of Christ During The Eucharist?
- Yes, they physically change into the body and blood of Christ
- Yes (mysterious), they physically change into the body and blood of Christ in a mysterious way
- No (symbolically), they symbolically represent the body and blood of Christ
- No (spiritually), but Christ is spiritually present
Are We Guilty Of Adam's Original Sin?
- Yes, through the flesh of man, we are all guilty
- No, but we did inherit the consequences
- No, but we did inherit the consequences and a corrupt human nature from him
When Will The Millennial Reign Happen?
- The millennial is an indefinite time from the Pentecost to Christ's coming
- The millennial will happen after Christ's coming before last judgement
Does Christ Have One Or Two Natures?
- Two natures: one fully divine, one fully human
- One nature: one fully divine and human
Who Gets Saved?
- Those that God elects to be saved and no one else
- Those that God elects to be saved and doesn't resist him
- Any one who chooses to accept God's grace and gift
Are All Spiritual Gifts Available Today?
- All spiritual gifts are still available to believer
- Some spiritual gifts have ceased
Who Gets Baptized?
- The unsaved, cleaning them from all their sins
- The saved, as a public demonstration
- The saved, cleaning them from all their sins
- The saved, as a sign of God's grace
What Is The Human Nature?
- Human nature is corrupt, leaning to evil, and unable to choose God on its own
- Human nature is not totally corrupt, but is unable to choose God and leaning to evil
- Human nature is naturally good, but is wounded and unable to choose God
Can Christians Become Sinless In Their Earthly Life?
- Yes, Christians perfection is fully possible
- Yes, but one will commit minor venial sins
- No, Christian perfection is not possible
What Is Speaking In Tongues?
- Speaking foreign languages without knowing how
- Speaking the language of the angels
How Should The Church Be Structured?
- Episcopal (national church); governed by bishops, with national churches having autonomy
- Episcopal (Rome); governed by bishop, governed by archbishop, governed by the Pope
- Episcopal (patriarch); governed by bishop in episcopacy, governed by a patriarch of an autocephalous,
- Presbyterianism (elder); governed by its own elders, governed by a presbytery, governed by commissioners of each presbytery
- Presbyterianism (pastors); governed by its own deacons, governed by a district comprising the pastors, governed by a general council of delegates
- Congregationalist; governed by independent church members
- Connectionalism; governed by conferences of representatives
- Varies (episcopal, presbyterian or congregational)
What Happens If A Saved Person Dies Without Being Perfect?
- The Christian goes to purgatory for cleansing before entering Heaven
- The Christian will continue Theosis after death
- The Christian receives instant glorification with no requirements
- No purgatory but the Christian may need to purified
Can One Lose their Salvation?
- No, a Christian can't lose their salvation
- Yes, a Christian can lose it by apostasy
- Yes, a Christian can lose it by apostasy or committing an unconfessed mortal sin

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