A) Peace be with you B) Have a nice day C) Best of luck D) God bless you
A) God's speed B) Bless it C) God bless D) Bless all
A) A hiccup B) A cough C) A sneeze D) A yawn
A) Accepting an apology B) Parting or writing a valediction C) Greeting a stranger D) Opening a gift
A) The Quran B) The New Testament C) The Book of Mormon D) The Hebrew Bible
A) Psalms 23:1 B) John 3:16 C) Numbers 6:24 D) Genesis 1:1
A) The 19th Century B) The time of the early Church C) The Reformation D) The Middle Ages
A) Choir directors B) Deacons exclusively C) Monks only D) Many clergy
A) Healing physical illnesses instantly B) Invoking the name of the Lord to transfer identity and presence onto his people C) Forgiving all past sins D) Granting worldly wealth
A) Favour and protection B) Eternal youth C) Material riches D) Political power
A) William Butler Yeats B) Thomas Crofton Croker C) Dallas Willard D) Pope Gregory I
A) A traditional superstition B) A simple polite greeting C) A legal contract D) The projection of good into the life of another
A) God B) Medicine C) The Church D) Magic
A) Pope Urban II B) Pope Gregory I C) Pope John Paul II D) Pope Leo X
A) Black Death B) Roman Plague of 590 C) Great Plague of London D) Antonine Plague
A) Sneezing was often the first sign of falling ill with the plague B) It was considered bad manners not to C) It kept the heart beating D) It prevented evil spirits from entering
A) AD 750 B) AD 400 C) AD 1000 D) AD 590
A) It appears to be apocryphal B) It is a verified biblical event C) It is written in the Hebrew Bible D) It is historically proven
A) A person's soul could be thrown from their body B) The mind would erase memories C) The heart would stop permanently D) The body would shrink
A) Physical healing B) Mental clarity C) Invasion by the Devil or evil spirits D) Pure divine light
A) Cuchulain's Blessing B) The Legend of Sleepy Hollow C) Master and Man D) The Dublin Curse
A) Bram Stoker B) James Joyce C) Thomas Crofton Croker D) Oscar Wilde
A) William Butler Yeats B) Jonathan Swift C) Seamus Heaney D) George Bernard Shaw
A) Stops beating B) Changes direction C) Skips two beats D) Beats twice as fast
A) A sign of good fortune or God's beneficence B) A warning of bad weather C) A sign of weakness D) A curse from enemies
A) Socrates B) Plato C) Aristotle D) Xenophon
A) Silent prayers B) Alternative responses C) Mandatory fines D) Apologies |