beliefs

• What is the event called when Jesus returned to glory in heaven?

  Ascension
• What does atonement refer to in Christian belief?

  Making amends or payment for a wrong through Jesus' sacrifice
• What sacrament involves the use of water to symbolize the washing away of sin?

  Baptism
• What is believers' baptism?

  Initiation into the Church by immersion for those who understand the ceremony
• What does the Bible contain?

  Both the Old and New Testaments
• What does the term 'Catholic' refer to in Christianity?

  The tradition led by the Pope, also known as the Roman Catholic Church
• What is CAFOD?

  A Christian charity providing aid to the developing world
• What does the term 'Christ' mean in Greek?

  'Anointed One'
• What is the purpose of Christian Aid?

  To provide emergency and long-term aid to the developing world
• What does Christmas celebrate?

  The birth of Jesus
• What is meant by 'Church' in a Christian context?

  The People of God and a building for worship
• What does creation refer to in Christian belief?

  Bringing the world into existence by God
• What is the crucifixion?

  The death of Jesus by the Romans
• What does Easter celebrate?

  The resurrection of Jesus
• What is the Eucharist also known as?

  Holy Communion
• What is evangelism?

  Preaching the gospel to convert people
• What is evil in Christian belief?

  The opposite of good and a cause of suffering
• Who is referred to as 'The Father' in Christianity?

  The first Person of the Trinity
• What are food banks?

  Places where people in need can collect food
• What is grace in Christian belief?

  The unconditional love God shows to undeserving people
• What is heaven in Christian belief?

  A state of being with God for eternity after death
• What is hell in Christian belief?

  A place of eternal suffering or separation from God
• Who is the Holy Spirit?

  The third Person of the Trinity
• What does incarnation mean?

  God taking on human form in Jesus
• What is infant baptism?

  The sacrament of initiation for babies and young children
• What is informal prayer?

  Spontaneous prayers spoken from the heart
• What is Iona known for?

  A place of pilgrimage founded by St Columba
• Who is Jesus in Christian belief?

  The Son of God and a first-century Jewish teacher
• What is judgment in Christian belief?

  God deciding eternal life or punishment based on earthly life
• What does 'just' mean in the context of God?

  Fair or equal treatment of all people
• What is liturgical worship?

  A church service that follows a set structure
• What does law refer to in Christianity?

  Rules or commands revealed in the Bible
• What is Lourdes known for?

  A place of pilgrimage where the Virgin Mary appeared
• What is the Lord's Prayer?

  The prayer taught by Jesus to his disciples
• What is the mission of Christians?

  To spread the gospel and the good news about Jesus
• What is non-liturgical worship?

  A service that does not follow a set text or ritual
• What does omnipotent mean in relation to God?

  All-powerful
• What is the Oneness of God?

  The belief that God is one singular divine being
• What is original sin?

  The belief that human nature is flawed due to Adam and Eve's actions
• What does Orthodox refer to in Christianity?

  A denomination popular in Eastern Europe