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What contributions did Peter make to the spread of Christianity? Choose three correct answers.

He betrayed Jesus to the Romans.
He founded churches all around the Mediterranean.
He continued to spread Christianity after Jesus’s death.
He wrote many letters that became part of Christian scripture.
Jesus called him “the rock” on which he would build his church.
Jesus appeared to him in a vision, calling on him to become a disciple.
He led the apostles, and the Catholic Church considers him the first pope.

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Correct answers:
- He continued to spread Christianity after Jesus’s death.
- Peter preached at Pentecost (Acts 2) and played a leading role in the early Christian community.
- Jesus called him “the rock” on which he would build his church.
- Jesus’ statement to Simon Peter is recorded in Matthew 16:18.
- He led the apostles, and the Catholic Church considers him the first pope.
- Peter is presented as a chief figure among the apostles, and Catholic tradition identifies him as the first bishop of Rome (the first pope).

Notes on the others: Judas, not Peter, betrayed Jesus; Paul (not Peter) had the vision calling him to be an apostle; Peter wrote two New Testament letters (1 & 2 Peter), so “many letters” and “founded churches all around the Mediterranean” more accurately describe Paul’s activities.