A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. Religion Mixture. Player alo_angel asks:

What is the collective name for the first four books in the New Testament of the Bible? The Gospels The Discipline The Agnostics The Parables

#2. Religion Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

In 2007, Michael Bishop wrote "From Smock to Cassock: My Personal Journey" to describe his transition from farming to the priesthood. What is a "cassock"? a full-length ecclesial garment a loose-fitting black shirt a clerical collar a three-pointed hat with a pompom

#3. Religion Mixture. Player gracious1 asks:

Which of these Christian denominations does NOT celebrate Christmas? United Church of Christ Methodists Jehovah's Witnesses Roman Catholics

#4. Religion Mixture. Player Jane57 asks:

Saint Valentine is not only the patron saint of love. Of which "busy" insect is he also the patron saint? Spiders Ants Bees Stick Insects

#5. Religion Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

Churches commonly grow or maintain their numbers by adding their children and grandchildren to their rolls. Why doesn't this work for the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing, the Shakers? They are celibate. They have been outlawed. Their kids flee the church. They all died in a plague.

#6. Religion Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

A Franciscan friend tells you that Saint Francis of Assisi was the first person to receive and show to others the stigmata. What are stigmata? being cross-eyed or wall-eyed the odour of flowers wounds corresponding to Christ's a cross on his forehead

#7. Religion Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

Since about the 9th century, the Church has imposed ashes on the foreheads of the penitent faithful particularly on which day of the liturgical year? Shrove Tuesday Ash Wednesday Good Friday All Souls' Day

#8. Religion Mixture. Player FatherSteve asks:

Ernest Hemingway's 1940 novel "For Whom the Bell Tolls" takes its title from a poem by 17th-century Anglican clergyman John Donne. To what practice does it refer? church bells rung at time of death call to prayer at six, noon and six bells calling people to church services a summons to appear before a crown court

#9. Religion Mixture. Player gracious1 asks:

Until the 11th century, all papal bulls (decrees) were written on what kind of plant-based material, commonly used in ancient Egypt? basalt vellum papyrus onion skin

#10. Religion Mixture. Player bigwoo asks:

In what religion could you find a muezzin standing on a minaret? Islam Sikhism Judaism Orthodox Christianity