Chapter 3 Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

After Jesus spoke John 15:20, how long did it take for persecution to begin

A

not long

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2
Q

Persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire abruptly ended in ___ with the _______ issued by Emperor ____________.

A

313; Edict of Milan; Constantine

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3
Q

Who/what tried to answer the questions of church and state?

A

Churchmen and Political theory

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4
Q

Church and state rarely agreed on who had the authority. (T/F)

A

True

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5
Q

The ___________ shattered the illusion of religious unity in Europe.

A

Reformation

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6
Q

European __________ and __________ raised armies and fought many battles to determine where authority would lie.

A

Protestants; Catholics

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7
Q

Who is the founder of natural law?

A

John Locke

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8
Q

Natural Law

A

all people have a conscience and recognize the laws built into nature

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9
Q

The ____________, signed in ____, established a temporary government for the Pilgrim’s pioneer community.

A

Mayflower compact; 1620

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10
Q

social contract

A

that government is formed by the consent of the governed

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11
Q

First Amendment

A

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.”

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12
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pluralism

A

multiple religious groups with different views of right and wrong all live in the same society

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13
Q

lay investiture controversy

A

one of the greatest struggles between church and state

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14
Q

Society has a way of making sins seem plausible. (T/F)

A

True

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15
Q

Why are natural-law theorists in danger?

A

They subtly confirm secularism by eliminating religious reasoning

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16
Q

Theonomy

A

the Old Testament laws still apply unless the NT directly addresses it

17
Q

The shift from the Mosaic Covenant to the New Covenant does mean that Israel’s ancient laws and penalties are not automatically binding today. (T/F)

A

True

18
Q

The correct biblical position rejects the ________ approach as well as the ________ approach

A

Natural law; theogony

19
Q

heated arguments about public moral issues
that come from worldview differences

A

culture wars

20
Q

What is the only solution to the problem of pluralism?

A

the Bible

21
Q

John Locke

A

British philosopher who advocated the theories
of natural law and social contract

22
Q

lay investiture controversy

A

a great struggle between church and state in the medieval West because of rulers who exercised control over the church by appointing its leaders