Pop Quiz Christian!? Open to all.?

Question

No cheating!
No Wikipedia!

1. Where was Jesus born?

2. Where did Jesus Die?

3. What's his mom's name?

4. His dad?

5. What were Jesus first birthday presents (3)?

6. Which two cities did god destroy?

7. Who or what was Satan before he was the devil?

8. How did Satan get out of hell to tempt eve?

9. Who dragged Satan to Hell?

10. Name two of Satans children?

Questions are ten Points each.

answers:
1. Born in Bethlahem, partial credit for a manger or stable.
2. Died Jerusalem
3. Mom's name: Mary
4. Dads name: God/ partial credit for Joseph
5. incense, gold, mir
6. Sodom and Gramorah
7. Satan was an Angel before he was the devil.
8. His children Sin and Death allowed him to pass through the gates of hell.
9. Jesus dragged Satan to hell after god gave him half of his power.
10. Sin and Death.

Bonus Question: Moses brought the ten commandments down from Mt. Sinai.

bethlahem is in what is now palestine.
jerusalem is in what is now israel.

Answer 1

I think
1. he is born in palstiene,
2. died in .....,
3. his mom's name Mariam,
4. he haven't dad,
5,6. I don't know,
7. In heaven with angels,
8-10 I don't know.

finally, I'm muslim
plaease give me an answers about questions which I don't know it.

God "Allah" help us.

Answer 2

Nearly everywhere in Muslim lands, Christian populations are in decline.

No place is this more striking than the Holy Land.

For decades, it was mostly economic pressures pushing Palestinian Christians to emigrate, using family ties in the West or contacts from missionary schools. The Palestinian uprisings accelerated the departures by turning once-bustling pilgrimage sites such as Bethlehem into relative ghost towns.

"Most of the Christians here are either in the process of leaving, planning to leave or thinking of leaving," said Sami Awad, executive director of the Holy Land Trust, a Bethlehem-based peace group. "Insecurity is deep and getting worse."

The native Palestinian Christian population has dipped below 2 percent of the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Arab East Jerusalem, down from at least 15 percent in 1950 by some estimates. Meanwhile, the Muslim Palestinian birthrate is among the highest in the world.

Dire predictions abound. The Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land said Christians could become "extinct" in the region within 60 years.

"It certainly doesn't look good for us," said Mike Salman, a Palestinian Christian who has conducted studies on demographic trends.