Sin and Atonement

1. What is sin?

A) An old-fashioned concept
B) An offense against God
C) A fictional concept
D) A natural consequence of human nature

2. What is atonement?

A) A way to avoid punishment for sins
B) A form of self-punishment for wrongdoing
C) A religious ritual
D) The reconciliation of God and humankind through Christ

3. According to Christianity, who provided atonement for sins?

A) Buddha
B) Jesus Christ
C) Moses
D) Prophets

4. In Judaism, what is Yom Kippur known as?

A) The Day of Atonement
B) The Day of Judgment
C) The Day of Celebration
D) The Day of Sorrow

5. What does the term 'propitiation' mean in the context of atonement?

A) The act of exposing one's sins
B) The act of ignoring sin
C) The act of appeasing God's wrath
D) The act of creating sin

6. What is the significance of the scapegoat in atonement rituals?

A) Being sacrificed for atonement
B) Symbolically carrying away the sins of the people
C) A representation of guilt
D) A role model for redemption

7. What is the doctrine that states Jesus endured the penalty for human sin on the cross?

A) Substitutionary Atonement
B) Self-atonement
C) Instant Atonement
D) Selective Atonement

8. Who wrote the book 'The Atonement'?

A) J.K. Rowling
B) Stephen King
C) Dan Brown
D) Ian McEwan

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