Instructions: Identify what is asked in

the given statements.

 religion
• is belief in a god or gods and the activities that
are connected with this belief, such
as praying or worshipping in a building such as
a church or temple.
 spirituality
• A distinctive approach to religion or prayer
 Theology
• the systematic study of the existence and
nature of the divine and its relationship to and
influence upon other beings
 Judaism
• is one of the world’s oldest religions,
originating around 3,500 years ago.
 Torah
• contains the early history of Judaism, as well
as the law and teaching ‘handed down’ to
Moses by Yahweh or God Himself.
 Genesis
• the first book of the Torah--and of the Hebrew
Bible--which tells us the mythic origin of the
entire world.
 Exodus
• The second book which begins with the
Egyptians being threatened by the growing
population of the Hebrews in their land.
 Messiah

• One of the most fundamental Jewish beliefs is

that a or savior will come.
 “Go and teach all nations”

• What is the Jesus Christ’s evangelical

command
 Judaism

• Christianity is a religion that developed from

 (27)
• There are twenty-seven books.
 The Gospels
• It follow the life and teachings of Jesus, and
they were written by the four evangelists,
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
 The Acts of the Apostles
• describe the spread of early Christianity, after
Jesus’ ascension at the end of the Gospel
stories.
 The Epistles
• are letters to the early Christians, most of
which are written by Paul.
 The Revelation
• “foretells in symbolic language the triumph of
Christianity.
 Father
• The one who created the world, and Jesus
often speaks about Him in the Gospels.
 Jesus
• is the only Son of God, sent to save the world
from sin.
 Holy Spirit
• It appeared in the Baptism of Jesus, and was
also sent down to the disciples to guide them
in spreading Christianity.
 Mary
• Apart from centering their lives on Jesus,
Christians, especially Catholics are also
devoted to, the Mother of God
 baptism
• People who will want to be converted to
Christianity will have to undergo
where the person is cleansed with water, to
signify repentance and cleansing
 Eucharist
• It is a sacrament where Christians gather in
the church, and share the Body and Blood of
Christ.
 confirmation,
• a blessing of initiation after baptism
 Matrimony
• where two people commit themselves with
each other for life with God as the center
 Reconciliation
• A sacrament where someone confesses
his/her sins and gets absolution
 Ordination
• It is where someone commits himself to
priesthood
 Anointing of the sick
• A sacrament which is usually taken by a sick
person.
 Christmas
• A celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
 Easter
• It was to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus
from the dead.
 Advent
• Is a four-week preparation for Christmas,
which symbolizes the four thousand years that
was once thought to be the gap between
Creation and the coming of Jesus.
 Lent
• Is a forty-day repentance to prepare for Easter,
recalling the forty days that Jesus spent in the
desert. All pleasures and luxuries are
abstained or lessened during Lent.