The Ultimate Catholic Quiz: 100 Questions Most Catholics Can't Answer by Karl Keating

Author:Karl Keating [Keating, Karl]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Spiritual & Religion
ISBN: 9781681496979
Publisher: Ignatius Press
Published: 2016-02-11T07:00:00+00:00

a. Jansenists held that Christ died only for the elect and that the sign of God’s election is the ability to live a life of extreme austerity and moral uprightness. The result of this thinking often was severe scrupulosity, the error of seeing sin where there is no sin.

b. Monophysitism comes from the Greek term for “one nature”. This heresy, which arose in the fifth century, claimed that Christ had a single nature that somehow combined divine and human elements. This contradicts the Catholic doctrine that Christ has two complete and distinct natures.

c. Correct. Adoptionism was a second-century heresy that held that Jesus became the Son of God at his baptism, his Resurrection, or his Ascension (theories differed). This implied that he did not start out as God and therefore was only a creature, even if the most exalted. Adoptionism was condemned at the First Council of Nicaea in 325.

d. It is true that Bruno was a heretic, but there is no heresy named after him.

e. Answer c is correct.

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