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• What is the Christian belief about the Trinity?

  God is three-in-one
• Why is the Trinity considered a difficult concept for Christians?

  It is hard to understand three distinct persons
• How do Christians view the persons of the Trinity?

  They are united but distinct
• How many Gods do Christians believe in?

  One God
• What attributes do Christians believe God possesses?

  Omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent
• What is the Nicene Creed?

  A statement of Christian belief
• What does the Nicene Creed teach about God the Father?

  He is eternal, omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent
• Who is God the Son according to the Nicene Creed?

  Jesus Christ, the Son of God
• What does the Nicene Creed say about God the Holy Spirit?

  The Holy Spirit guides and gives strength to believers
• How do Christians worship the Trinity today?

  • They believe God loves them and helps them.
  • They believe Jesus died to save them from sins.
  • They believe the Holy Spirit guides their lives.
  • They worship God as one, not three.
• What verse do Christians often use to end their services?

  2 Corinthians 13:14
• What is the Great Commission?

  Jesus' command to make disciples
• What is a key point about the Trinity that students should remember for exams?

  Keep God, Son, and Spirit together as one
• What does it mean to 'explain' something in an exam context?

  Provide your part and further explanation
• What is the belief about creation in Christianity?

  God is responsible for the universe
• How many accounts of creation are in Genesis?

  Two accounts
• What do Christians believe about their role in creation?

  They are to look after creation
• How many days did God take to create the heavens and the earth?

  Six days
• What did God create on each day according to Genesis?

  • Day 1: Light
  • Day 2: Sky
  • Day 3: Land, plants
  • Day 4: Sun, moon, stars
  • Day 5: Fish, birds
  • Day 6: Animals, humans
• What does Genesis 2:4-9 describe?

  How God created humanity in Eden
• How did God create man according to Genesis?

  From the dust of the ground
• What command did God give to man in Eden?

  To work it and keep it
• What did God command man not to do in Eden?

  Not eat from the tree of knowledge
• What did God do after creating the woman?

  He brought her to the man
• What was the consequence of the man and woman eating from the forbidden tree?

  They disobeyed God's command
• What blessing did God give to the man and woman?

  To be fruitful and increase in number
• What are the two views Christians have about the creation account in Genesis?

  • The metaphorical view: Creation is a non-literal story.
  • The literal view: Creation is literally true as stated in the Bible.
• What do Christians believe about the Word and Spirit in creation?

  They were active in creation
• What does John 1:1-3 say about the Word?

  The Word was present at creation
• How do Christians interpret 'the Word' in John 1:1-3?

  As Jesus Christ
• What does Genesis 1:3 illustrate about God?

  God speaks creation into existence
• What does Genesis 1:14 show about God's word?

  It is effective; things happen when He speaks
• What does Genesis 1:2 say about the Spirit of God?

  The Spirit was hovering over the waters
• What does the word 'hovering' suggest about the Holy Spirit's role?

  It was actively involved in creation
• What must points of wisdom or authority be attributed to?

  The source, such as the Bible
• What is the importance of creation for Christians today?

  God is the creator, sustainer, and redeemer
• What do humans have according to Christian belief regarding creation?

  Dominion and stewardship over creation
• What does stewardship mean in the context of creation?

  Responsibility to care for the world
• What are some environmental issues linked to stewardship?

  • Polluting industry
  • Selling animals illegally
  • Littering
  • Polluting after natural disasters
• What should students do when developing points in their answers?

  Explain the meaning of biblical accounts