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Central Beliefs
From One Church to Many
Christian Sacraments
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What is the Holy Trinity?
The Father, The Son, and The Holy Sprit
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Who is the pope?
The person who claimed authority over Christians everywhere.
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What is a Missionary?
A person who carries there faith around the world.
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Where do Christians worship?
Church
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What are the two most celebrated Christian holidays?
Easter and Christmas
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What is the Father?
The creator of the universe.
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What are the two church leaders that started a conflict?
Eastern and Western Rome church leaders.
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What is Baptism?
The process that involves the use of water to symbolize a new faith in a person's life.
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What day do Christians go to church?
Sunday
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What is the holiday in which you give up something until Easter called?
Lent
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What is The Holy Sprit?
God's power at work in the world today.
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What two church branches were made after the Great Schism of 1054?
The Roman Catholic Church and The Eastern Orthodox Church.
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How are people baptized?
By having water sprinkled on a person's head or being completely immersed under water.
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Why do Christians go to church on Sunday?
Christians believe that this is the day Jesus rose from the dead.
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What does Christmas celebrate?
The birth of Jesus Christ
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Who is the Son?
Jesus (who took human form).
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Who began the reformation?
Martin Luther
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What is holy communion?
When Christians receive the body and blood of Christ.
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What are prayers?
Prayers are part of every church service that Christians believe God hears.
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What are the two choices of food you can give up for lent
Sugar or meat
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What is Salvation?
The belief that god can save people from sin and grant them everlasting life.
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Who are Protestants?
The people that started a protest against the Roman Catholic Church.
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What does the holy communion stand for?
A remembrance of Jesus.
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What are churches decorated with?
Stained glass windows.
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What day marks the day Jesus was crucified?
Good Friday