The Lutheran Sacraments: Baptism and Holy Communion

1. What are the two sacraments recognized by Lutherans?

A) Baptism and Holy Communion
B) Marriage and Confession
C) Holy Communion and Anointing
D) Baptism and Confirmation

2. What does the term 'real presence' refer to in Lutheran theology?

A) The presence of the Holy Spirit in the worship service
B) Christ's true presence in the Eucharist
C) The remembrance of Christ's sacrifice
D) The symbolic meaning of bread and wine

3. What does 'Sola Scriptura' mean in the context of Lutheran teachings?

A) Only the pastor may interpret scripture
B) Moral teachings are derived from human reason
C) Tradition is equally important
D) Scripture alone is the authority

4. What is the effect of Baptism according to Lutheran doctrine?

A) It makes one a member of a specific congregation
B) It grants forgiveness of sins
C) It guarantees a place in Heaven
D) It heals physical ailments

5. What confession do Lutherans hold regarding the bread and wine during Communion?

A) They become flesh and blood in a literal sense
B) They are different types of food
C) They are merely symbols
D) They are both bread and the body of Christ

6. In the Lutheran Church, who traditionally sponsors a child for Baptism?

A) The congregation
B) The pastor
C) Family members only
D) Godparents

7. How do Lutherans describe the relationship between Baptism and salvation?

A) Baptism is a means of grace that aids salvation
B) Salvation occurs regardless of Baptism
C) Good works are more important than Baptism
D) Baptism is necessary for salvation without exception

8. What phrase is commonly used in Baptism services?

A) 'Your sins are forgiven'
B) 'I baptize you in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit'
C) 'You are now a member of the church'
D) 'May you always remember this day'

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