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Christianity

12 questions · Religion & Belief

With over two billion believers, Christianity is the largest religion on Earth and hardly any other faith has shaped art, music, the calendar and world history so deeply. From a small movement in Roman Judea grew a world religion whose signs and figures we still meet everywhere, whether in Sunday bells or in every date on the calendar. This pack conveys the basic knowledge: recognise the Bible as the holy scripture and the four Gospels as accounts of Jesus's life, the Pope as head of the Catholic Church and the Vatican as his seat, baptism as entry into the community and the Lord's Prayer as the most important prayer, the reformer Martin Luther and communion in memory of Jesus's last supper, the cross as the central symbol, Mary as the mother of Jesus and the apostles as his closest disciples, plus the three great denominations Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant: recognise them by their role in the Christian faith. Whether in a Christmas carol, a family name or the art of the great museums, knowing these basics also unlocks a good part of Western history.

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What is the sacred scripture of Christians called?

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Bible

It has an Old and a New Testament.

💡 Did you know? It is the world's most-printed book.

What are the four accounts of Jesus's life in the New Testament called?

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Gospels

They are by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.

💡 Did you know? “Gospel” means “good news”.

What is the head of the Roman Catholic Church called?

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Pope

He is regarded as successor to the Apostle Peter.

💡 Did you know? He is elected by the cardinals.

In which tiny state within Rome does the Pope reside?

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Vatican

It is the smallest state in the world.

💡 Did you know? St Peter's Basilica stands there.

What is the Christian sacrament of initiation with water called?

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Baptism

It admits a person into the Church.

💡 Did you know? Some baptise infants, others adults.

Which text did Jesus teach his disciples in the Sermon on the Mount?

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Lord's Prayer

It begins “Our Father in heaven”.

💡 Did you know? It is the best-known Christian prayer.

Which monk sparked the Reformation with 95 theses in 1517?

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Martin Luther

He translated the Bible into German.

💡 Did you know? The Reformation produced the Protestant churches.

What is the rite of bread and wine in memory of Jesus's last meal called?

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Communion

It recalls Jesus's Last Supper.

💡 Did you know? Bread and wine stand for Christ's body and blood.

Which symbol stands for Christianity worldwide?

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Cross

It recalls the crucifixion of Jesus.

💡 Did you know? It adorns churches and graves.

What is the mother of Jesus called?

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Mary

She is especially venerated in the Catholic Church.

💡 Did you know? Many churches and places are named after her.

What are Jesus's twelve closest disciples called?

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Apostles

They were to carry his message into the world.

💡 Did you know? Peter and John were among them.

What are the three main branches (denominations) of Christianity called?

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Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant

They arose through several schisms.

💡 Did you know? Orthodoxy split from Rome in 1054.

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