- what happens if a priest yaps about what he is told in reconciliation
- Who issued the edict in 303 AD against Christians?
- can a sacrament be valid if its illicit?
- what does the church have the sacred right and duty to do
- Buddhism rejects the idea of karma. True or False
- what is eveything in the church orderered towards
- can protestant churches claim apostolic succession
- Annica is the teaching that all things are always changing. True or False
- Buddhism agrees with hinduism when it comes to the concept of samsara. True or False
- A bodhisattva is an enlightened being that delays nirvana and remains in samsara in order to work for the enlightenment of other beings.True or False
- In Theravada Buddhism, one who has attained enlightenment is referred to as a sangha.True or False
- The Buddhist term for pain or suffering is dukkha.True or False
- Buddhism teaches that there is no such thing as reincarnation. True or False
- While Buddhism acknowledges that suffering is caused by desires, that is not one of the Four Noble Truths.True or False
- In Buddhism, the term anatman is used to refer to one's eternal and everlasting soul.True or False
- The term "nirvana" means "blowing out" or "extinguishing."True or False
- A special gift or grace of the Holy Spirit given to an individual Christian or community, commonly for the benefit and building up of the entire Church
- The early Christian's celebration of the ________ recognized their shared belief in in Jesus Christ and allowed them the remain unified
- The church council which took place around AD 50 to resolve the question about requirements of gentile converts
- The church is the place where ____ ______ remains present