Compare festivals, texts, practices and Gospel parables by name and scope. Similar terms are not always one entity: Shavuot/Pentecost, Mishnah/Talmud and pilgrimage/Hajj need explicit distinctions.
Submit one identifiable answer per question. Each example below is one accepted answer, not the only possible answer. Open the full guide for the rest of the names, references and scope.
Sacred Calendar
One accepted answer: Christmas
Commemorates Jesus’ birth on December 25 in the church calendar; December 25 Julian currently falls on January 7 Gregorian for churches using that calendar.
Reference/context: Christianity · Dec 25 / Jan 7
All 13 accepted entries, names & scope →Sacred Texts
One accepted answer: The Bible
Anthology of ancient Hebrew, Aramaic, and Koine Greek texts; most widely translated work in history.
Reference/context: Christianity & Judaism
All 16 accepted entries, names & scope →Sacred Rites
One accepted answer: Baptism
From Greek baptizo ("to immerse"); marks spiritual rebirth and entry into the Christian community.
Reference/context: Christianity · Rite of Initiation
All 11 accepted entries, names & scope →Gospel Parables
One accepted answer: The Good Samaritan
Answers "Who is my neighbor?" by showing compassion across social and ethnic boundaries.
Reference/context: Luke 10:25–37 (KJV text)
All 11 accepted entries, names & scope →This pack has 4 questions. The pack entry retains every question; a guide's practice link places its related question first and keeps the others. Timing, help and version conditions are recorded with the actual run.