1.8 Salvation

• Jesus' death on the cross atoned for human sin.


  True
• Salvation in Christianity is achieved through faith in Jesus
• Protestantism emphasizes justification by faith alone
• In Catholicism, salvation is believed to be achieved through faith and good works
• Catholics believe in justification by faith alone, as stated in Ephesians 2:8-9.

  False
• Jesus' atonement refers to the belief that his death reconciled humanity with God.


  True
• In Christianity, salvation enables eternal life with God
• Salvation grants believers the promise of eternal life in God's presence
• Catholicism teaches that faith and good works together lead to salvation

  True
• Order the key Christian beliefs about Jesus' role in salvation:

  1️⃣ Atonement

  2️⃣ Redemption

  3️⃣ Resurrection
• Match the key Protestant beliefs with their descriptions:

  Justification by Faith ↔️ Salvation through faith in Jesus

  Grace ↔️ Unmerited favor from God

  Sola Scriptura ↔️ The Bible is the sole authority
• In Christianity, salvation enables eternal life with God
• What is the promise of eternal life in Christianity?

  God's presence after death
• What are the two primary pathways to salvation in Christian theology?

  Faith and works
• Catholics believe sacraments are essential for salvation.


  True
• Protestantism asserts that salvation is achieved solely through faith
• Match the Christian belief with its description:

  Atonement ↔️ Jesus' death paid for sin

  Redemption ↔️ Jesus' sacrifice restores humanity

  Resurrection ↔️ Proof of Jesus' divinity
• Salvation through grace is earned by performing good deeds, according to Ephesians 2:8-9.

  False
• Salvation is believed to be provided through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.


  True
• Protestantism emphasizes salvation through grace and faith
• Protestantism asserts that salvation is achieved solely through faith
• In Christianity, Jesus Christ is believed to be the central figure in providing salvation
• Protestants believe salvation is achieved through good deeds and religious rituals

  False
• Salvation inspires Christians to live ethically and compassionately

  True
• What does salvation refer to in Christianity?

  Deliverance from sin
• Match the key Christian beliefs with their descriptions:

  Grace ↔️ A free gift from God

  Atonement ↔️ Reconciles humanity with God

  Redemption ↔️ Buys back humanity from sin

  Eternal Life ↔️ Life in God's presence
• Sin is believed to separate humanity from God.


  True
• Which Christian denomination believes salvation requires both faith and good works?

  Catholicism
• Protestantism emphasizes that salvation is solely through faith in Jesus Christ.


  True
• Jesus Christ is believed to be the central figure in Christianity for providing salvation
• In Christianity, grace is the belief that salvation is a free gift from God
• Match the key Christian belief with its description:

  Grace ↔️ Free gift from God

  Atonement ↔️ Jesus' death paid for sin

  Redemption ↔️ Jesus' sacrifice restores humanity
• Sin is believed to separate humanity from God, leading to spiritual death.


  True
• Match the pathway to salvation with its key belief:

  Faith ↔️ Justification by faith alone

  Works ↔️ Faith and good deeds together
• Match the pathway to salvation with its key beliefs and practices:

  Faith ↔️ Justification by faith alone

  Works ↔️ Salvation through faith and good works
• In Christianity, grace is the belief that salvation is a free gift from God
• Salvation brings about a profound change in an individual's life, values, and behaviors