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How heretical are you according to the seven ecumenical councils of the Church?

A mystical and serene illustration of the Holy Trinity, featuring symbols representing the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, in a harmonious and ethereal setting

Are You Heretical?

Test your understanding of the doctrines established by the seven ecumenical councils of the Church with this engaging quiz. Your answers will reveal how closely aligned your beliefs are with traditional Christian teachings.

Whether you're a theology enthusiast or just curious, this quiz will help you:

Explore key theological concepts
Understand the differences within the Trinity
Learn about the nature of Christ

4 Questions1 MinutesCreated by ReflectingSoul572

Did the Father exist prior to the Son and the Holy Spirit?

Yes

In what aspect do the three persons of the Trinity differ from one another?

The aspect of quality

The aspect of relation

Both

In the hypostatic union of the Son of God upon the incarnation, does the Son of God possess one nature or two natures?

One divine nature

One human nature

One nature mixed from two natures, both divine and human

Two natures, one divine and one human

In the hypostatic union of the Son of God upon the incarnation, does the Son of God possess one will or two wills?

One divine will

One human will

One will mixed from two wills, both divine and human

Two wills, one divine and one human

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