Christianity: Beliefs and teachings quiz - Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies A quiz

There are three completely separate and different gods

God is three Persons in one being

God simply has three different names that people use

God changes into three different forms at different times

The Lord's Prayer

The Ten Commandments

The Nicene Creed

The Beatitudes

God rising from the dead

The creation of the world

The coming of the Holy Spirit

God becoming human in Jesus

As metaphor teaching that God is the creator, alongside science

Only as a literal scientific textbook account that must replace science

As a made-up myth that has no real meaning or value for believers

As a passage that was written down directly by Jesus himself

Carefully reading the whole of the Bible from the beginning to the very end

Restoring the relationship between God and humanity through Jesus

Being baptised with water in front of the church congregation

Going on a long pilgrimage to a holy site such as Jerusalem

By good works alone

By keeping the law perfectly

By grace through faith

By going to church

Reincarnation

No afterlife

Only heaven, never hell

Purgatory

How an omnipotent, benevolent God can allow suffering

Why ordinary people sometimes choose to do bad and sinful things

Why hell exists as a place of punishment after death

How philosophers should go about defining what counts as evil

There is no real difference between the two of them; they are exactly the same kind of thing

Moral suffering is caused by human choices; natural suffering is caused by nature

Moral suffering is always far worse and more painful than natural suffering

Natural suffering is the suffering that is directly caused by human choices

God does not exist

Suffering is an illusion

The free will defence

Suffering has no purpose

It marks the day that Jesus was born in the stable in Bethlehem

It is the moment that marks the very start of the season of Lent

It is the occasion when Jesus was baptised in the River Jordan

It shows Jesus defeated death and gives hope of eternal life

A source of wisdom and authority

A neatly labelled diagram of a church

Only your own personal opinion and nothing else at all

A detailed comparison with a completely second religion