Doctrine, feasts and rites trivia

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• What is widely used at Easter as a symbol of new life?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• In a Christian service, which part explains the meaning of the Bible passage just read?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• Which Christian observance gives thanks for the harvest of the year?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• What does Easter mark?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• Which Christian feast marks the birth of Jesus?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• Which book does Christianity hold as its scripture?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• What is the defining symbol of Christianity?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• On which day do Christians typically gather for worship?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• What is central to the Christian rite of baptism?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• What title names the highest leader of the Roman Catholic Church?Doctrine, feasts and rites
• Bread and wine are shared at Communion.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• Easter is kept on the same date each year, as Christmas is.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• The Trinity is the Christian expression naming the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit together.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• The Apostles' Creed is a confession of faith widely used in Christianity.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• Christmas is the feast that marks the resurrection of Jesus.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• The Bible consists of the Old Testament alone.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• Church refers only to a building and does not mean a community of people.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• The day Christians typically gather for worship is the Lord's Day, that is, Sunday.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• The cross is the defining symbol of Christianity.Doctrine, feasts and rites
• Advent is the season kept after Christmas has finished.Doctrine, feasts and rites