Top Christianity Quizzes & Trivia

Christianity is one of the world's great religions; over 2 billion people, over a third of the world's population, declare themselves to be Christian, although Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant are major divisions within the Christian faith, which also includes a large number of smaller sects and groupings. Based on the teachings of Jesus, as recorded in the new Testament, Christianity has played a very prominent role in the shaping of Western civilization.

Beginning as a sect of Judaism, and becoming the state religion of the Roman Empire in the fourth century, Christianity spread throughout most of Europe in the Middle Ages, and to many parts of the rest of the world during the age of discovery. How much do you know about the history, beliefs and current status of Christianity? Take our quiz to test your knowledge and perhaps to increase it!

Christianity Questions and Answers

Most forms of Christianity understand Jesus in which of the following ways?

As fully divine and only appearing to be human.

As fully human and partly divine.

As fully human and fully divine.

As partly divine and partly human.

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Review of Christianity

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The Passion of Christ refers to what?

Christ's deep devotion to God.

Christ's unconditional love for all people.

Christ's enthusiasm for exorcisms.

Christ's suffering and death.

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Review of Christianity

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Who was Pontius Pilate?

A judge in the Jewish court called the Sanhedrin.

The inventor of the Pilates ball.

The Roman governor who ordered Jesus's crucifixion.

The Roman centurion who nailed Jesus to the cross.

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Review of Christianity

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The reason Jesus had to die on the cross was because

God's holiness demanded a payment for our sin

God had to find a way that both his love and justice could be satisfied

The cross provided a way to reconnect us to God

So God's wrath against our sin could be atoned for

All of the above

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Why was the blood necessary?

The shedding of blood represented the giving up of life

Seeing an innocent victim die because of our sin deters us from sin

Because the shedding of blood meant something had to die because of our sin

All of the above

None of the above

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The Doctrine of Justification

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Which is not a word that is used to describe the effects of the atonement?

Ransom

Propitition

Reconciliation

Capitulation

All of the above

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The Doctrine of Justification

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The sin nature was passed on to us as a result of Adam and Eves sin of seeing each other naked.

True

False

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The Doctrine of Sin

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God told Adam and Eve that if they ate of the forbidden fruit that they would surely die. What was it that died?

The tree they ate from

Their spirit that connected them to God's spirit

Their sin nature

Their physical attraction to each other

None of the above

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The Doctrine of Sin

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What is the theological term for our condition as sinners?

Total sinfulness

Complete evil

Total depravity

Broken image

None of the above

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The Doctrine of Sin

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Augustus made Judah a Roman province and called it

Rome

Judaea

Constantinople

Bethlehem

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Early Christianity

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A zealot believes that they should

ignore the Romans

cooperate with the Romans

fight the Romans for their freedom

move to a new homeland

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Early Christianity

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Which one of these is a Jewish fortress?

Masada

Jerusalem

Citadel

Fort Knox

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