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End of Life Quiz

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Quiz on B601, End of Life, made in preparation for End of Year Exams
Leah Firmstone
Quiz by Leah Firmstone, updated more than 1 year ago
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Question 1

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Choose the reasons which would be used FOR the existence of the afterlife:
Answer
  • To help us cope with our deaths and those of others
  • Lack of Proof
  • Reassurance that there is a purpose for this life.
  • If God was omnibenevolent He would not want death to be the end.
  • Concepts of the afterlife seem impossible / improbable.
  • There are so many conflicting views, how can we be sure that it exists at all?

Question 2

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Choose the reasons that would be used to argue AGAINST the existence of the afterlife
Answer
  • If God was omnibenevolent He would not want death to be the end.
  • There are so many conflicting views, how can we be sure that it exists at all?
  • To help us cope with our deaths and those of others
  • Lack of Proof
  • Concepts of the afterlife seem impossible / improbable.
  • Reassurance that there is a purpose for this life.

Question 3

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ALL Christians believe that the 'soul' refers to...
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  • .... your conscience
  • .... your essential self
  • .... your unconscious mind

Question 4

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Define 'ensoulment'
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  • When God breathed the 'breath of life' into Adam. (Genesis 2:7)
  • When the Body and soul are in conflict.

Question 5

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MOST Christians believe that the soul is...
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  • Immaterial
  • Immanent
  • Immortal

Question 6

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Some christians reject [blank_start]Immortality[blank_end] of the soul and argue that the soul is not immortal or [blank_start]immaterial[blank_end]. For these Christians the term 'soul' doesn't refer to a separate [blank_start]substance[blank_end] but rather the body's [blank_start]function[blank_end] or primary activity. Thus you might say that these Christian believe that your soul is what your body is [blank_start]designed[blank_end] to do (ie. do [blank_start]good[blank_end] and love God). This idea is known by philosophers as [blank_start]physicalism[blank_end].
Answer
  • Immortality
  • immaterial
  • substance
  • function
  • designed
  • good
  • physicalism

Question 7

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They believe that the [blank_start]body[blank_end] wants to be [blank_start]bad[blank_end] and enjoy physical pleasure, while the [blank_start]soul[blank_end] wants to be [blank_start]good[blank_end] and be with God.
Answer
  • body
  • soul
  • bad
  • good
  • body
  • soul
  • good
  • bad

Question 8

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According to the [blank_start]Catholic[blank_end] Church there are two distinct judgements. Immediately after [blank_start]death[blank_end], the perfectly just are given the reward of the Beatific [blank_start]Vision[blank_end] (direct personal contact with [blank_start]God[blank_end]) in Heaven, while repentant sinners are cleansed in [blank_start]Purgatory[blank_end], and [blank_start]unrepentant[blank_end] sinners are immediately committed to [blank_start]eternal[blank_end] torment in Hell.
Answer
  • Catholic
  • death
  • Vision
  • God
  • Purgatory
  • unrepentant
  • eternal

Question 9

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Which of these are ideas about 'General Judgement'?
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  • The Day of Judgement, which is the last day when God judges the whole of humanity. Resurrected bodily as well as soul.
  • Humanity is judged individually, but all at the same time. Resurrection of the soul.

Question 10

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'Jesus paying for our actions so that we are again at one with God and able to enter into Heaven'
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  • The Atonement
  • Salvation

Question 11

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Salvation is....
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  • Being saved from Hell by Jesus' actions
  • The act of Jesus dying on the cross.

Question 12

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Why is Jesus' Death a key event in the grand narrative of Christianity?
Answer
  • It was what started Christianity
  • It links together much of the history of Christianity, eg. the Limbo of the Fathers, The Fall, Atonement/Salvation

Question 13

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Jesus could be considered the 'perfect judge' because he understands our suffering as He too has lived and suffered on Earth, as well as being fully human and fully divine.
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Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 14

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What are the Roman Catholic beliefs about PURGATORY?
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  • Here souls are cleansed of sin
  • Could be considered a state of mind
  • A denial of the 'Beautific vision'
  • A place of no more suffering
  • Many souls go here, where they are prepared to go to Heaven
  • Christian Universalists believe that everyone will end up here.
  • A place of eternal torture an everlasting fire
  • Will house anyone who has committed a minor sin and repented
  • Those who do good and care for others will be found here

Question 15

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What are Christian views about HEAVEN?
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  • People who believe in God will be here
  • A place of eternal torture an everlasting fire
  • Those who do good and care for others will be found here.
  • Christian Universalists believe that everyone will end up here.
  • Could be considered a state of mind
  • Here souls are cleansed of sin
  • Includes being with God for eternity
  • Beautific Vision

Question 16

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What are the Christian ideas about HELL?
Answer
  • Here souls are cleansed of sin
  • Will house Satan and his fellow Demons
  • A place of eternal torture an everlasting fire
  • Could be considered a state of mind
  • People who show no regret for their sins will be here
  • People who believe in God will be here
  • A denial of the 'Beautific vision'

Question 17

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Give three reasons why funerals would be considered for the BEREAVED.
Answer
  • Click Here when done
  • Not Here

Question 18

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One reason that funerals are considered to be for the DECEASED is that it allows release for their soul.
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  • True
  • False

Question 19

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What are the Last Rites? Who receives them?
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  • Includes the Anointing of the Poor
  • Includes the Anointing of the Sick, a sacrement
  • Includes Confessions
  • Received by dying Catholics
  • Received by homeless Methodists

Question 20

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Choose the correct purpose of the funeral rite given.
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  • Hymns - To bring the community together
  • Hymns - To proclaim the Gospel message of Jesus' resurrection
  • The Committal - To dispose of the dead reverently
  • The Committal - To honour a life and commend the dead
  • Decoration of the church with white flowers - To take leave of a body and help people to say farewell
  • Decoration of the church with white flowers - To warn of the finality of death and set people to look to Heaven

Question 21

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'A ceremonial act or custom during the funeral or burial of the deceased' is known as a....
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  • Funeral Rite
  • Parable
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