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Part I: Section 2: Chapter 1: The Creeds & I believe in God
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1What is the first and most fundamental affirmation of the Apostles' Creed?
- A"I believe in God"
- B"I am who I am"
- C"I believe"
- Dthe essential elements of the Church's Faith
2What is God commonly called in the Hebrew Bible?
- AYhwh
- BKyrios
- CCreation
- DLord
3Why does the Apostle's Creed have a great authority?
- Abecause it is the ancient baptismal symbol of the Church of Rome, the See of Peter, the first of the apostles
- Bbecause it is a faithful short summary of the apostles' Faith
- Cbecause it is at once a name revealed and something like the refusal of a name
- Dbecause these Persons are united in one essence, substance, or nature entirely simple
4What are two other names for a Creed?
- Athe Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed
- Ba faithful summary
- Cprofession of Faith
- Dsymbol of Faith
- Eredemption
5Why did the Church start to write Creeds?
- Abecause these Persons are united in one essence, substance, or nature entirely simple
- Bin order to express and hand on her Faith in brief formulae
- Cin order to translate the Old Testament from the Greek
- Din order to take over the world
6How is Yhwh pronounced in Greek?
- ASymbolon
- BCreation
- CKyrios
- DLord
7What does the presentation of the Faith in the CCC follow?
- Athe Latin word with which they often begin
- Bthe truths of the Faith professed during Baptism
- Cthe Apostles' Creed
- Dthe Faith is presented in reference to the three Trinitarian persons
8What does Deutoronomy 6,4 say about the oneness of God?
- A"Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one."
- B"I am who I am"
- C"I believe in God"
- D"I believe"
9Why does the Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed have a great authority?
- Abecause it stems from the first two ecumenical councils (Nicaea I and Constantinople I)
- Bbecause it is a faithful short summary of the apostles' Faith
- Cbecause of the word symbolon in Greek
- Dbecause it is the ancient baptismal symbol of the Church of Rome
10What does 'credo' mean?
- Ain Baptism
- B"I believe in God"
- C"I am who I am"
- D"I believe"
11Why does the Creed begin with God the Father?
- Abecause it is a faithful short summary of the apostles' Faith
- Bbecause it is at once a name revealed and something like the refusal of a name
- Cbecause these Persons are united in one essence, substance, or nature entirely simple
- Dbecause the Father is the first Divine Person of the Most Holy Trinity
12The Father = ?
- ACreation
- BRedemption
- CKyrios
- DBaptism
13How does the Septuagint understand the divine name "I am who I am"?
- Abecause these Persons are united in one essence, substance, or nature entirely simple
- Bin order to express and hand on her Faith in brief formulae
- Cat the burning bush
- Din the sense that God is the fullness of Being and perfection without beginning and end
14The Son = ?
- AFaith
- BCreation
- CRedemption
- DI believe
15Why do we call them Creeds?
- Athe Faith is presented in reference to the three Trinitarian persons
- Bthe Apostles' Creed
- Cthe truths of the Faith professed during Baptism
- Dthe Latin word with which they often begin: credo
16Why are creeds often called "symbols of Faith"?
- Abecause they are the ancient baptismal symbol of the Church of Rome
- Bbecause the Persons of the Trinity are united in one essence, substance, or nature
- Cbecause they stem from the first two ecumenical Councils
- Dbecause of the word 'symbolon' in Greek
17What is the name that God reveals to Moses mysterious?
- Abecause it is the ancient baptismal symbol of the Church of Rome, the See of Peter
- Bbecause it is a faithful summary of the apostles' Faith
- Cbecause it is at once a name revealed and something like a refusal
- Dbecause it stems from the first two ecumenical Councils
18What are the articles of the Creed?
- Athe truths of the Faith professed during Baptism
- Bdistinct truths out of which the Creed is composed
- CGod's nature, substance, and essence
- Dthe sense that God is the fullness of Being and perfection
19The Holy Spirit = ?
- Athe burning bush
- BSanctification
- CRedemption
- DCreation
20How is the presentation of the Faith in the CCC completed?
- Aas a faithful short summary of the apostles' Faith
- Bby constant reference to the Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed
- Cby revelation
- Das an ancient baptismal symbol
21What affirmation do all the articles of the Creed depend on?
- A"I believe in God"
- B"I believe"
- C"I am who I am"
- D"summarize"
22Why is it called the Apostles' Creed?
- Abecause it stems from the first two ecumenical Councils
- Bbecause it is a faithful short summary of the apostles' Faith
- Cbecause it is at once a name revealed and something like a refusal of a name
- Dbecause it is the ancient baptismal symbol of the Church or Rome, the See of Peter
23Who is God, "He who IS" chiefly and essentially?
- Athe truths of the Faith professed during Baptism
- BTruth and Love
- CCredo
- Dsymbolon
24When is the first profession of Faith in the life of a Christian made?
- Aat Baptism
- Bat Redemption
- Cat Creation
- Dat Confirmation
25What does the baptismal Creed contain?
- Athe Faith is presented in reference to the three Trinitarian persons
- Bthe Latin word with which they often begin: credo
- Cthe Greek translation of the Old Testament
- Dthe truths of the Faith professed during Baptism
26How is Yhwh pronounced in English?
- AGod
- BKyrios
- CSymbolon
- DLord
27What does the oneness expressed in "I believe in ONE God" refer to?
- Athe Lord
- BGod's nature, substance, and essence
- CTruth and Love
- Ddistinct truths out of which the Creed is composed
28How is Faith in three Divine Persons not contrary to belief in the One God?
- Abecause it is the ancient baptismal symbol of the Church of Rome
- Bbecause these Persons are united in one essence, substance, or nature entirely simple
- Cbecause the Father is the first Divine person of the Most Holy Trinity
- Dbecause it is a faithful short summary of the apostles' Faith
29Why is the baptismal Creed proposed in a Trinitarian form?
- Abecause it is the ancient baptismal symbol of the Church of Rome
- Bbecause it is at once a name revealed and something like the refusal of a name
- CBaptism is given in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit
- Dbecause it is a faithful short summary of the apostles' Faith
30What is the Septuagint?
- Athe Greek translation of the Old Testament
- Ban organic summary of the essential elements of the Faith
- Cthe Faith presented in reference to the three Trinitarian persons
- D"Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one."
31Where does God reveal His name to Moses?
- Aat the burning bush
- B"I believe in God"
- Cin the sense that God is the fullness of Being and Perfection
- Dthe Latin word with which they often begin: credo
32Why does the Creed have three parts?
- Athe Latin word with which they often begin: credo
- Bthe Faith is presented in reference to the three Trinitarian persons
- Cthe Greek translation of the Old Testament
- Dthe truths of the Faith professed during Baptism
33Who were the Creeds especially intended for?
- Acandidates for Baptism
- BSanctification
- Cthe Jews
- Dwomen and children
34What is a Creed?
- Aan organic summary of the essential elements of the Church's Faith
- Ba name revealed and something like the refusal of a name
- Cthe Greek translation of the Old Testament
- Dthe ancient baptismal symbol of the Church
35What is the name that God reveals to Moses from the burning bush?
- A"Baptism"
- B"I believe"
- C"I am who I am"
- D"Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one"
36What are the three ways in which God's truth particularly shines forth?
1. [blank_start]His words[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]His wisdom in Creation[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]His Son[blank_end]- AHis words
- Bcouncils
- Cthe Apostle's Creed
- Da summary
- EHis wisdom in Creation
- Fone half of a broken object
- GConstantinople
- Hthe See of Peter
- IHis Son
- Jthe symbol of Faith
- Ka token of Faith
- Lknowledge of God
37What does the word 'symbolon' in Greek mean?
1. [blank_start]a summary[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]one half of a broken object[blank_end]- Aa summary
- B"I believe"
- CLord
- DHis words
- Eone half of a broken object
- Fan attitude of thanksgiving
- GHis wisdom in Creation
- Ha creed
38What are the three sources that have produced Creeds?
1. [blank_start]the ancient Churches[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]councils[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]popes[blank_end]- Athe ancient Churches
- Bthe wisdom of creation
- Cpreachers on television
- Dstate government
- Ecouncils
- Fthe Apostles' Creed
- Gthe Vatican
- Hthe saints
- Ipopes
- Jsaints
- Kpolitical leaders
- Lcommunity councils
39What are the two most important Creeds in the Church's life?
1. [blank_start]the Apostles' Creed[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]the Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed[blank_end]- Athe Apostles' Creed
- Bthe Apollo Creed
- Cthe Faithful Creed
- Dthe Roman Creed
- Ethe Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed
- Fthe Assassin's Creed
- Gthe Clearwater Revival Creed
- Hthe Cowboy Gatherin' Creed
40Two other names for a Creed:
1. [blank_start]profession of Faith[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]symbol of Faith[blank_end]- Aprofession of Faith
- Bprocession of Faith
- Cstatement of Faith
- Dconfession of Faith
- Esymbol of Faith
- Ftoken of Faith
- Gagreement of Faith
- Hsong of Faith
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- Use your flashcards to study for this quiz. This quiz covers Part I: Section 2: Chapter 1 - the articles on The Creeds in general and the article entitled "I believe in God". Correct answers will be provided at the end of the quiz.
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- Anita Thomer
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