1. Testament
   Sacrament
2. Gospel

Gospel refers to the written accounts of Jesus' life. We study the gospel in order to learn of Jesus' teachings.

1. Old Testament
   New Testament
2. Hindu Bible

Jesus is the Son of God, and His coming was predicted in the Old Testament. His teachings are preserved in the New Testament.

1. The Holy Writ
   The Amendments
2. The Ten Commandments

The Ten Commandments are the biblical principles of Christianity. Different denominations in the church have different interpretations.

1. During the Roman Empire
   The Middle Ages
2. The Renaissance

The Middle Ages was the time when the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christian churches spread to all of Europe. It eventually became the world's largest religion due to European colonialism.

1. Jewish
   Arab
2. Hindu

Christianity grew from a 1st century Jewish following. It would spread across the Greco-Roman world and beyond.

1. Reunification
   Oligarchic
2. Post-apostolic

Early Christianity can be divided into the apostolic and post-apostolic periods. This was when he early episcopal structure developed.

1. Napoleon
   Constantine the Great
2. William of Orange

The Roman persecution of Christians ceased after the decree by Constantine the Great. This took place in AD 324.

1. 100,000
   1 million
2. 6 million

There are roughly 6 million Christian books in print today. Each year approximately 79 million Bibles are distributed across the world.

1. One God
   A holy trinity
2. Both

Christians essentially believe in one God, as well as a holy trinity. This consists of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

1. 500
   1000
2. 2000

Christianity began just about 2000 years ago. The place was Judea, which is present-day Israel.

1. Monotheistic
   Polytheistic
2. Pagan

The Romans were pagans, and the Jews they ruled did not care for this much. They were waiting for the coming Messiah.

1. Heaven
   Hell
2. Both

Christians believe in both an eternal heaven and hell in the afterlife. This depends on whether an individual has faith in God and has lived a good life.

1. Advent
   Christmas
2. Epiphany
   All of the above

Christians have a long list of holidays. These include Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Good Friday, Easter, and All Saint's Day.

1. A Jew
   A Roman
2. A Greek

Jesus was a Jew, and he was familiar with Jewish Law. He spent much of his early life teaching and traveling from synagogue to synagogue.

1. Service
   Love
2. Both

Jesus taught that the Kingdom of God is attained through service and love. This approach was radical at the time.

1. Sentries
   Druids
2. Disciples

The first men to call Jesus their teacher were the disciples. Jesus taught them about the "New Covenant" God will bring to humanity.

1. Lack of money
   Ignorance
2. Sin

Jesus taught that mankind lost it's relationship with God due to sin. He would pay for those sins by being crucified.

1. 1 day
   3 days
2. 7 days

It was 3 days after the crucifixion that Jesus would rise again. In doing so, he gave hope to a hopeless world.

1. 7
   5
2. 3

Christianity teaches that there are 7 deadly sins. These include pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, anger and sloth.

1. North America
   South America
2. Europe
   All of the above

Christianity is the largest religion in the world. It's mainly practiced in North and South America, as well as Europe.

1. Paul 5:34
   Job 2:56
2. John 3:16

Arguably one of the most famous Bible passages, this is from John 3:16.

1. 1
   20
2. 300

There are over 300 prophecies in the Old Testament. These span over a period of 1000 years.

1. Israel
   Rome
2. Bethlehem

Jesus was born in Bethlehem. His mother was Mary, a virgin at the time of his conception.

1. The three wise men
   The Angel Gabriel
2. The Prophet Luke

The Angel Gabriel was the one that told Mary that she would conceive a son. She was also told that her son would be the Messiah.

1. Christmas
   Easter
2. Lent

Jesus' resurrection is celebrated on Easter. This is considered to be Christianity's most important holiday.

1. His
   God's
2. Allah's

After Jesus' resurrection, God's presence remained on earth in the form of the Holy Spirit. This was meant to be a comfort to all.

1. 30 AD
   33 AD
2. Between these

Jesus was crucified somewhere between 30 and 33 AD, according to theologians. That seems specific enough.

1. 500 AD
   1054 AD
2. 1400 AD

The schism was created in 1054 due to a dispute about the Pope's role and authority in the church. This was the first major split in Christianity.

1. Deformation
   Excommunication
2. Reformation

Martin Luther, a German monk, was responsible for the Reformation. This divided Western Christianity into Catholicism and Protestantism.

1. Hinduism
   Islam
2. Jewish

Christians make up roughly 31.2% of the populations. 24.1% of the population is Muslim.

1. Messiah
   Christ
2. Both

Not only is Jesus the Messiah, but he also is Christ. He's the reason for the season, y'all.

1. 15
   50
2. 70

Roughly 70.6% of adults in the US call themselves Christians. Only 0.9% call themselves Muslim.

1. 1 million
   20 million
2. 800 million

There are roughly 800 million Protestants in the world today. In general 160 million Christians are Orthodox.

1. 25%
   50%
2. 75%

Roman Catholics make up 50% of the world's Christians. It's the largest Christian denomination.

1. Second
   Third
2. Forth

Christians believe in the Second Coming of Christ. This is when He returns after more than two thousand years.