GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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What do Catholics believe about Jesus in relation to revelation?

That he was a great prophet
That he was the final revelation of God
That he was just a historical figure
That he was a moral teacher

The correct answer is: That he was the final revelation of God

Catholics believe that Jesus is the final and ultimate revelation of God to humanity. This means that Catholics believe Jesus is the full embodiment of God's message and plan for humanity. Option A is incorrect because while Catholics do recognize Jesus as a prophet, they believe he is much more than that. Option C is incorrect because Catholics view Jesus as a living and active presence in the world, not just a figure from the past. Option D is incorrect because while Jesus did teach moral lessons, that is not the central belief about him in the Catholic faith.