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1
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Who is the father of Pietism?

A

Philipp Jacob Spener

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What church did Philipp Jacob Spener belong to?

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Lutheran Church

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What came to prevail in the Lutheran Church in Spener’s time?

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Dead orthodoxy, all purity and defence of the doctrine but no appeal to the emotions (no call to conversion and Christian service and a devoted Christian life)

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What book did Spener that was written by the German mystic Johann Arndt?

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True Christianity

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As Spener became a chief pastor in Frankfort, what did he soon make improvements on?

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Catechetical instruction

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gatherings for the purpose of fostering piety

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collegia pietatis

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Because of the name ‘collegia pietatis’, the Lutheran Church started by Spener became known as what?

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Pietism

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8
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little churches within the church
(Spener proposed this establishment)

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ecclesiolae in ecclesia

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9
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For Spener, where does genuine Christianity reveal itself in?

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In a life of devotion and service

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Who was one of the younger instructors in the University of Leipzig who spent two months with Spener and then joined the Pietist movement?

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August Hermann Francke

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11
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Where did Francke make the center of Pietism?

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The University of Halle

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12
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Even when Francke had money, what did he believe in?

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Believed in answers to prayer

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What did the Bible Institute Francke induced a friend to publish?

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Inexpensive Bibles

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What did Francke have a talent for?

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Organization

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For 200 years, what did the strength of the Protestant churches be consumed against?

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Struggle with Catholicism and the Wars of Religion

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16
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Who was the king of Denmark who wished to establish mission posts in his colony in India?

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King Frederick IV

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What was naturally favourable to the work of missions because it had an interest in the salvation of souls?

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Pietism

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18
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Who aroused missionary zeal in the hearts of many of his students?

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August Francke

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19
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Who was one of the famous missionaries who preached the Gospel in India from 1750-1798?

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Christian Friedrich Schwartz

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20
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emphasis on knowledge
(Lutheranism suffered from this)

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a one-sided intellectualism

21
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What was the problem with Pietism that made it one-sided too?

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  1. It was ascetic
  2. Critical and Uncharitable
  3. Had little regard for doctrine
22
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The Lutheran Church laid one-sided emphasis on __________; Pietism laid one-sided emphasis on ______.

A

Doctrine
Life

23
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Because Pietism underestimated the value of sound doctrine, what eased its way in?

A

Liberalism and Modernism

24
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Following the death of Hiss in 1415, what had driven the Hussites into hiding but had not completely destroyed them?

A

Persecution in Bohemia

25
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Means ‘Unity of the Brethren’

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Unitas Fratrum

26
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What did the Unitas Fratrum individually called themselves?

A

Brethren

27
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What did the Unitas Fratrum generally known as?

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Bohemian Brethren

28
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What were the Anabaptist in Switzerland called in 1530?

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Swiss Brethren

29
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What church who adopted the hymnals first?

A

Unitas Fratrum

30
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How was the Unitas Fratrum church almost got wiped out?

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Through the Counter Reformation and the Thirty Years’ War

31
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Who was the last bishop of the original Unitas Fratrum and is famous in the history of education?

A

Comenius

32
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What did Comenius called the remnant of Unitas Fratrum?

A

Hidden Seed

33
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Who was the descendant of an ancient Austrian noble family who had Spener as his godfather?

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Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf

34
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What were the words in the picture of Christ on the cross that made a profound and lasting impression on von Zinzendorf?

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“This I did for you. What do you do for me.”

35
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What was the name of the club von Zinzendorf organized at his school in Halle?

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The Order of the Grain of Mustard Seed

36
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What was the purpose of the club ‘The Order of the Grain of Mustard Seed’ von Zinzendorf organized?

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The promotion of personal piety and the evangelization of the world

37
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Who was the simple farmer who did his best in keeping the remnant of the Unitas Fratrum together who had become a Pietist?

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Christian David

38
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What is the name of the large estate von Zinzendorf bought from his grandmother?

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Berthelsdrorf

39
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What did Christian David beg von Zinzendorf of?

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He begged that von Zinzendorf permit the Hidden Seed to take refuge in his Berthelsdrorf estate as they were persecuted.

40
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Lord’s Ledge

A

Herrnhut

41
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What is the name of the community the Brethren built up in the corner of von Zinzendorfs’ estate?

A

Herrnhut

42
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What is the new name of the Brethren (the remnant of the Unitas Fratrum) as they are known in history?

A

Moravians

43
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When was the accepted date of the rebirth of the ancient Unitas Fratrum under the name of Moravian Church?

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August 13, 1727

44
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What did Zinzendorf with some of the Moravians laid extreme emphasis on?

A

Christ as the heart of religion

45
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Where is the center of administration of the Moravian Church?

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Herrnhut in Saxony

46
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Who were the first Protestant body to take seriously the Great Commission?

A

The Moravians

47
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Who was the most outstanding Moravian missionary?

A

David Zeisberger

48
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Who had the longest missionary career on record?

A

David Zeisberger for 63 years

49
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Who first lighted the torch of Protestant missionary zeal?

A

The Moravians under the leadership and inspiration of the Pietist Zinzendorf

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