The purpose of Christianity is a changed life.
True		False

Reason is an important source of authority in creating doctrine.
True		False

The Bible is unclear on many points of doctrine, so diversity is acceptable.
True		False

All doctrine is essential
True		False

There are a core group of beliefs that are required in order to be saved.
True		False

Christ gave us the opportunity to be saved, and it is up to us to accept this gift.
True		False

Since the Law is doctrine, and doctrine is not always clear, moral relativism is acceptable.
True		False

Christ died in order to pay for my sins.
True		False

A Christian is only required to believe that which is found in Scripture.
True		False

Doctrine can come from Scripture or Tradition.
True		False

Scripture is part of Tradition, and all doctrine comes from Tradition.
True		False

As long as doctrine has its basis in Scripture, it is acceptable.
True		False

No new doctrine is acceptable.
True		False

Salvation cannot be found outside the Christian faith.
True		False

Jews and Christians worship the same God.
True		False

Muslims and Christians worship the same God.
True		False

Christains must try to merit their salvation.
True		False

True Christianity is realizing that one can never, even in part, merit their own salvation.
True		False

The Bible is the center of all doctrine.
True		False

Our changed lives is the center of all doctrine.
True		False

Christ is the center of all doctrine.
True		False

As time goes on, we have a better understanding of God, and doctrine continues to develop.
True		False

At one time, Paganism made inroads into Christianity, and it is now up to us to weed out these traditions.
True		False

All of the doctrine held by my church are true, and all that disagree are in error.
True		False