A) 1 Clement B) Didache C) Epistle of Barnabas D) The Shepherd of Hermas
A) To write the New Testament. B) To engage in political activism. C) To establish new church doctrines. D) To provide guidance and teachings for early Christian communities.
A) Instructions on Christian ethics and practices. B) Prophecies about the end times. C) Historical accounts of the apostles. D) Pauline theology.
A) The independence of local churches. B) Rejection of hierarchy. C) Apostolic succession. D) A democratic church model.
A) It focused on church governance. B) It offered an interpretation of the Old Testament in light of Christ. C) It was a historical account of the apostles' travels. D) It contained the first liturgical prayers.
A) Apostle. B) Theologian. C) Bishop of Rome. D) Bishop of Jerusalem.
A) They established official creeds. B) They laid groundwork for early Christian theology. C) They defined the New Testament canon. D) They translated the Bible into Latin.
A) The Didache. B) The Shepherd of Hermas. C) Polycarp's Letter. D) 1 Clement.
A) Alexandria. B) Rome. C) Smyrna. D) Antioch. |