Divinity Game - The New Catholic Catechism Learning System

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The Catholic Catechism Learning System was created by religious educators as a teaching tool for the home, the parish, and the classroom...and it's here for you NOW! Your family will enjoy learning and sharing their Catholic faith while they play.

The questions and answers contained in this game were composed by a Catholic theologian and inspired by the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The game has been granted an Imprimatur.

Offering more than 650 questions and answers simultaneously playable at three different skill levels, this board game offers a great way for all family members (ages 8 and older) to join in the fun. This game is ideal for classrooms, youth groups, sacramental preparation, and small group retreats. Learn the Catechism of the Catholic Church while you play!

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4.50 / 5

(4.50/5 Stars, 6 Ratings) Based on 6 Reviews

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Divinty Game 4.00 out of 5

By:	Grandma G. (Kalamazoo, Mi, January 4, 2012) Verified Buyer
Pros:	Fun Ages 6-70 3 teams; Good various levels;
Bottom Line:	Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. We played with 3 teams, ages 6-70, and everyone enjoyed the game.

Fun for our young adults group 4.00 out of 5

By:	Monica (Anchorage, AK, August 12, 2010) Verified Buyer
Bottom Line:	Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. We bought the game to play with a group of friends-all of us in our young adult years. We had a blast! The instructions for some spaces confused us at first (some spaces change the order of the turn a little bit), but if you read the instructions carefully, there shouldn't be any trouble. A very enjoyable game. Also, we played it with the optional rule giving a random difficulty level to each question. It worked really well for our adult group. One of our group, who has worked as a youth leader, thought that teens might enjoy coming up with their own questions in each category and challenging friends. The length of game play was just right (just over an hour for us, with lots of interruptions), and the game even spurred some discussion about Catechism answers that surprised us. Highly recommended for older children, teens, and adults. For the best learning experience, keep a Catechism nearby while you play.

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Monica (Anchorage, AK, August 12, 2010) Verified Buyer

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
We bought the game to play with a group of friends-all of us in our young adult years. We had a blast! The instructions for some spaces confused us at first (some spaces change the order of the turn a little bit), but if you read the instructions carefully, there shouldn't be any trouble. A very enjoyable game. Also, we played it with the optional rule giving a random difficulty level to each question. It worked really well for our adult group. One of our group, who has worked as a youth leader, thought that teens might enjoy coming up with their own questions in each category and challenging friends. The length of game play was just right (just over an hour for us, with lots of interruptions), and the game even spurred some discussion about Catechism answers that surprised us. Highly recommended for older children, teens, and adults. For the best learning experience, keep a Catechism nearby while you play.

Great teaching tool - & a lot of fun too 5.00 out of 5

By:	Montana Mom/DRE (Rural Eastern Montana, April 13, 2010)
Bottom Line:	Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. I'm the DRE of our little church, and I use this game with my R.E. kids from 4th grade through high school. I've also used it with my own children from the time they were in 2nd grade or so, but the questions tend to be hard for young children. There are differnt levels of questions, so even knowledgeable adults will have questions that challenge them. It's a VERY worthwhile investment.

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Montana Mom/DRE (Rural Eastern Montana, April 13, 2010)

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
I'm the DRE of our little church, and I use this game with my R.E. kids from 4th grade through high school. I've also used it with my own children from the time they were in 2nd grade or so, but the questions tend to be hard for young children. There are differnt levels of questions, so even knowledgeable adults will have questions that challenge them. It's a VERY worthwhile investment.

Divinity Game 4.00 out of 5

By:	religion teacher (mn, March 10, 2009)
Best Uses:	Fun or for religion class;
Bottom Line:	Easy to play and fun for teens

dont forget your catechism 5.00 out of 5

By:	Kris (Roslyn, WA, February 20, 2009) Verified Reviewer
Pros:	FUN learning tool; References to catchism;
Bottom Line:	Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. You cant argue with a game that makes a reference back to the Catechism of the Catholic churh. Too much fun for kids and adults at all education levels.

Excellent!!!!! 5.00 out of 5

By:	mom at home (Long Island New York, April 2, 2009) Verified Reviewer
Pros:	What a great way to learn;
Best Uses:	Teaching the catachism;
Bottom Line:	Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. Play with family reference the actual catachism as you play availability should be more wide spread