Gospels Final 2
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Jesus of History and Christ of Faith are one and the same person understood and experienced in two different ways. | true |
The Christian Scriptures are the foundation of all Catholic Christian teachings about Jesus. | true |
The scriptural accounts about Jesus and the early church can be understood without considering their human authors' perspective and intent. | false |
The Gospels are less concerned with the details of Jesus' history than his message. | true |
The Old Testament is all about the covenant that God made through Jesus, with all people. | false |
Because the Gospels were written by believers in the risen Jesus, they are unreliable sources of information about Jesus. | false |
The Gospels are not based on historical facts. | false |
People of virtually any religious persuasion believe Jesus to be an extraordinary person. | true |
The Jews have always considered Yahweh, the name of God revealed to Moses, too sacred to be spoken. | true |
The title Christ literally means, "anointed one." | true |
Jesus did not embrace his Jewish heritage; he considered himself a Christian, not a Jew. | false |
A covenant is a special relationship between God and people. | true |
When Jesus read from a scroll in the synagogue and said those words were fulfilled in him that day, he was reading a passage from the New Testament. | false |
By eating with sinners, Jesus demonstrated that he approved of the sins they committed. | false |
Mary was probably about twenty when she bore Jesus. | false |
In Jesus' time a Jewish man's wife and children were considered to be his property. | true |
Monogamy was not yet recognized as the ideal by Jesus' time. | false |
Jesus was a shepherd, an occupation he had, before his public ministry. | false |
Unlike other Gospels, John's Gospel proclaims that Jesus as the Son of God at its starting point. | false |
The Gospel infancy narratives are nearly identical. | false |
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