Confession

In this lesson, we will focus on the Roman Catholic practice of Confession and the Protestant equivalent.

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Q1.Which event in Jesus' life was the first Eucharist?

IncarnationPalm SundayThe Last SupperResurrection

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Q2.Which of the following denominations of Christianity believes in transubstantiation?

Church of EnglandRoman CatholicBaptistProtestant

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Q3.What is the meaning of transubstantiation?

The belief that the bread and wine change substance into the body and blood of Jesus.The belief that the bread and wine don't change substance into the body and blood of Jesus.The belief that the bread and wine change substance into the Holy Spirit.The belief that the bread changes substance but the wine does not.

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Q4.Which of the following reasons is NOT a reason why Christians take the Eucharist?

It remembers the death of JesusBrings unity to the ChurchIt gives Christians the ability to do miraclesIt was instructed to be taken by Jesus

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Q5.Which denomination of church takes communion by passing it down rows?

Church of EnglandProtestantRoman CatholicBaptist

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.Which event in Jesus' life was the first Eucharist?

IncarnationPalm SundayThe Last SupperResurrection

1/5

Q2.Which of the following denominations of Christianity believes in transubstantiation?

Church of EnglandRoman CatholicBaptistProtestant

2/5

Q3.What is the meaning of transubstantiation?

3/5

Q4.Which of the following reasons is NOT a reason why Christians take the Eucharist?

It remembers the death of JesusBrings unity to the ChurchIt gives Christians the ability to do miraclesIt was instructed to be taken by Jesus

4/5

Q5.Which denomination of church takes communion by passing it down rows?

Church of EnglandProtestantRoman CatholicBaptist

5/5

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Confession

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Q1.Select the correct definition of Confession.

To acknowledge one's sinsTo acknowledge someone else's sinsTo commit a crimeTo watch someone commit a crime

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Q2.Which of the following means to make up for what you have done wrong?

ContritionConfessionPenance

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Q3.Which of the following means to express sorrow for committing sins?

ContritionConfessionPenance

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Q4.Which of the following is the correct definition of a sacrament?

An inward sign of an outward graceAn outward sign of an inward graceAn outward sign of an outward graceAn inward sign of an inward grace

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Q5.Which of the following statements is true for Protestant Christians?

Protestant Christians believe that they must confess their sins to the priestProtestant Christians believe that they can only personally confess their sinsProtestant Christians believe that they can personally confess and be accountable to othersProtestant Christians believe that they shouldn't tell anyone if they have sinned

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Confession

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Q1.Select the correct definition of Confession.

To acknowledge one's sinsTo acknowledge someone else's sinsTo commit a crimeTo watch someone commit a crime

1/5

Q2.Which of the following means to make up for what you have done wrong?

ContritionConfessionPenance

2/5

Q3.Which of the following means to express sorrow for committing sins?

ContritionConfessionPenance

3/5

Q4.Which of the following is the correct definition of a sacrament?

An inward sign of an outward graceAn outward sign of an inward graceAn outward sign of an outward graceAn inward sign of an inward grace

4/5

Q5.Which of the following statements is true for Protestant Christians?

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