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- 2. Question Where do Christians believe that somebody who accepted Jesus Christ as their saviour will go after death? Heaven Hell Purgutory
- 3. Answer Heaven. A person does not have to lived a perfect life, but must have accepted Jesus Christ.
- 4. Question In Christianity, what is Purgotory? A place where people under go purfication befor accessing heaven A place where people wait to go hell A place where people wait while they are being judged
- 5. Answer A place where people under go purfication befor accessing heaven. Not all Christians belive in Purgotory
- 6. Question Which is true about Christian funeral rites? They can differ They must always be exactly the same All Christians must be anointed with holy oil after they die
- 7. Answer They can differ depending on which denomination a person belongs to
- 8. Question St Paul said which of the following? On earth it is a physical body but in heaven it will be a spiritual body On earth it is a physical body and in heaven it will be a physical also You must never burn a body
- 9. Answer On earth it is a physical body but in heaven it will be a spiritual body
- 10. Question Christians can be saved from their sins and go to heaven because of who? Jesus Mary Moses
- 11. Answer Jesus
- 12. Question Do Christians believe in reincarnation No Yes Sometimes
- 13. Answer No
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- 15. Answer The ability allow friends and relatives to mourn is one of many reasons for funeral rites.
- 16. Question Funeral rites are important for which of the following reasons: To show respect for the dead To make sure all the dead persons money is spent To make sure the person doesnÔøΩt come back as a zombie
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- 18. Question Funeral rites may be important for which of the following reasons: To allow the dead person to go on to whatever happens in the next life. To make sure all the dead persons money is spent To make sure the person doesnÔøΩt come back as a zombie
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