These books were thought by some to belong to Sacred Scripture, but now their canonical authenticity is denied: the apocryphal Gospels apocalypse codices intertestamental writings targums These stately, dignified early Church writers are known as the Three Cappadocians: Arius, Origen and Tertullian Basil the Great, Gregory Nazianzen and Gregory of Nyssa Justin Martyr, Jerome and John Chrysostom Curly, Moe and Larry The first five books of the Bible were written by: Abraham Boaz Caleb Moses Aaron Josephus Melchisedek Cecil B. DeMille J.R.R. Tolkien This famous prelate was a contemporary of St. Thomas More and was martyred for fidelity to Rome: Cardinal Wolsey Cardinal Pole Bp. John Fisher Edmund Campion Thomas Cranmer Titus Oates This man, who had a radical conversion from playboy to religious ascetic, was killed by bandits in the Sahara in 1916: Alphonse Ratisbonne Maximilian Kolbe Charles de Foucauld Hamish Fraser Rudolph Valentino Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn St. Ambrose, who brought St. Augustine into the Church, was bishop of: Amaretto Bologna Carthage Rome Jerusalem Milan Naples West Palm Beach This man convoked the Diet of Worms (yuck!) to deal with Martin Luther's middle-aged tergiversations: King Louis IX Emperor Charles King Philip II Pope Pius IV Elector Frederick I Prince Rotnei III Goliath (of David and Goliath fame) was: a Hittite an Edomite a Viking a Philistine an Egyptian a Cretan an idiot for trying to take on God's man, David. Have many stones did David have in his arsenal to confront Goliath? two three five seven nine he only needed one, baby Kyrie eleison means? So be it Body of Christ Word of God Lord, have mercy Dominus Vobiscum Mass is ended I'm outta here Yahweh spoke to him in a burning bush: Aaron Belshezzar Cyrus David Elijah Moses Charlton Heston St. Mark's Gospel notes that when Jesus called them, St. Peter and St. Andrew were casting their nets to fish. St. James and St. John were: also casting their nets mending their nets stowing their nets fixing a leak in their boat on coffee break telling fish stories Saul (St. Paul) was on the road to this city when he was suddenly converted: Athens Baghdad Cairo Damascus Tarsus Jerusalem The famous motto of the Benedictines is "Ora at Labora" which translates: "God helps those who help themselves" "Don't sweat the small stuff" "Say what?" "Pray and work" "Lunch break" "Smoke 'em if you got 'em" This famous English man of letters never became a Catholic: Robert Hugh Benson John Henry Newman G. K. Chesterton Ronald Knox Evelyn Waugh C.S. Lewis This is what Hebrews called "Hades" the underworld which was gone to after death Abbadon Valhalla Sheol Limbo Texas Arkansas In the Middle Ages there was a legend of a female pope. Though thoroughly discredited, the legend still pops up today in certain circles. It is the legend of Pope: Arlene Bernice Crystal Darla Endora Francine Gloria Joan When the Romans destroyed the Temple in Jerusalem, only the West Wall was left standing. It remains even today and is known as the: Availing Wall Waiting Wall Wall of Anticipation Wall of Revenge Mercy Wall Wailing Wall Wall of Justice In the Old Testament, the name Ziz was a: city hot desert wind cliff demon an Edomite king a flagon of spiced wine a skin condition resembling leprosy He sought the necromantic services of the Witch of Endor: Absalom Saul Solomon David Samuel Ahab Willie L. Brown, Jr., Mayor of San Francisco Explain my wrong answers. Just gimme my score!
Explain my wrong answers. Just gimme my score!
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