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Q: “I am the Lord your God… You shall have no other gods before me.” (Exodus 20:2)
A: Shows monotheism + God’s authority. Use for: nature of God, commandments, worship.
Q: “Nothing is impossible with God.” (Luke 1:37)
A: Shows omnipotence. Use for: nature of God, miracles, incarnation.
Q: “God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son.” (John 3:16)
A: Shows omni-benevolence, salvation, atonement.
Q: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1)
A: Shows God as creator, supports ex nihilo creation.
Q: “You are my Son.” (Mark 1:11)
A: Supports Jesus as the Son of God, Trinity.
Q: “You may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God…” (John 20:31)
A: Jesus is Messiah, belief brings salvation.
Q: “I am the way and the truth and the life.” (John 14:6)
A: Salvation is only through Jesus.
Q: Jesus “was taken up into heaven.” (Luke 24:50)
A: Evidence for the Ascension and Jesus’ divinity.
SECTION 2 — JESUS CHRIST (Q/A STYLE)
Q: What is the Annunciation?
A: The angel Gabriel tells Mary she will have Jesus through the Holy Spirit.
Q: What is the Incarnation?
A: God becoming human in the form of Jesus.
Q: What does the Nativity refer to?
A: The birth of Jesus (celebrated at Christmas).
Q: What is Agape?
A: Selfless, unconditional love taught by Jesus (e.g., Good Samaritan).
Q: What does “Messiah” mean?
A: “Anointed one” — Jesus came to save humanity.
Q: Why is Jesus called “Son of God”?
A: He is part of the Trinity and God incarnate.
Q: Why is Jesus called “Lord and Saviour”?
A: His death atoned for human sin, offering salvation.
SECTION 3 — CRUCIFIXION, RESURRECTION, ASCENSION
Front: What happened at the crucifixion?
Back: Jesus was tried, executed by crucifixion, wore crown of thorns; commemorated on Good Friday.
Front: Why is the crucifixion important?
Back: Shows Jesus’ suffering and sacrifice — atonement.
Front: What is the Resurrection?
Back: Jesus rose 3 days after death (Easter Sunday). Central to Christian belief — proves life after death.
Front: Why is the Resurrection important?
Back: Shows Jesus defeated death; proof of afterlife.
Front: What is the Ascension?
Back: Jesus rose to heaven 40 days after resurrection; proves divinity.
SECTION 4 — LIFE AFTER DEATH
Front: What is the immortality of the soul?
Back: The soul lives on after physical death.
Front: What is the Day of Judgement?
Back: God judges souls → Heaven or Hell.
Front: What is Heaven?
Back: Eternal happiness with God; only for those who accept Jesus (John 14:6).
Front: What is Hell?
Back: Either eternal punishment OR separation from God (depending on denomination).
Front: What is Purgatory?
Back: Catholic belief — a place of purification before Heaven.
SECTION 5 — SIN & SALVATION
Front: What is Original Sin?
Back: Human nature is flawed due to Adam & Eve’s disobedience.
Front: What is Salvation?
Back: Being saved from sin and reunited with God.
Front: Salvation through Law
Back: Following God’s commandments and teachings.
Front: Salvation through Grace
Back: God saves people out of love, not because they earn it.
Front: Salvation through Spirit
Back: The Holy Spirit helps believers live morally and repent.
SECTION 6 — NATURE OF GOD