AQA 3.1.2.1 The nature of God, Edexcel 1B 1.1 The Trinity, Edexcel 1B 1.7 and 1.8 The problem of evil and suffering · Christianity: beliefs and practices
The nature of God, the Trinity and the problem of evil Questions for both boards. · The lesson
Question 1 1 mark
What do Christians mean when they say God is omnipotent?
A God is all-loving B God is all-powerful C God is present everywhere D God is fair in judging people
Question 2 1 mark
Which Bible passage is most often given for the belief that God is loving?
A Genesis 1:1, which says God created the heavens and the earth B Job 38:4, where God asks where Job was at creation C 1 John 4:8, which says that God is love D Matthew 28:19, which names Father, Son and Holy Spirit
Question 3 1 mark
A Christian says God is just. What do they believe?
A God punishes every wrong at once, in this life B God is fair and will judge everyone rightly C God has no interest in how people behave D God forgives only people who never sin
Question 4 1 mark
Why do Christians say the Trinity is not a belief in three gods?
A The Son and the Spirit were created by the Father B Father, Son and Holy Spirit are three persons who share one divine nature C God appears as Father, then Son, then Spirit, one at a time D Only the Father is fully God
Question 5 1 mark
Why is Matthew 3:13-17, the baptism of Jesus, important for belief in the Trinity?
A The Father speaks, the Son is baptised and the Spirit descends, all at once B It is where Jesus first calls himself God C It records the Council of Nicaea agreeing the creed D It shows the Spirit replacing the Father
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