Exam 3 - Flashcards

1
Q

Jorge Whitefield was …

A

the most powerful preacher.

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2
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John Knox was …

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The founder of the church in Scotland.

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3
Q

Ignatius of Loyola was …

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The founder of the Jesuits.

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4
Q

Martin Luther was …

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The founder of protestant civilization.

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5
Q

Schleiermacher was …

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the greatest theologian of the 19th century.

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6
Q

Saint Francis Xavier was …

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A missionary in India, Japan, and the East.

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7
Q

Thomas Cartwright was …

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The founder of puritanism.

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8
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John Calvin was …

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The greatest theologian since Saint Augustine.

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9
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Jonathan Edwards was …

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The greatest theologian of the 18th century.

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10
Q

Christianity is an

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Institution active in missionary work.

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11
Q

The Reformation was …

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A great event that began in Germany and spread throughout northern Europe.

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12
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What was the guiding force that preceded the Reformation and greatly helped its progress?

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The nationalist spirit.

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13
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What was the awakening or new interest in literature, art and science?

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The Renaissance.

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14
Q

What discovery was made by Gutenberg in Mainz, on the Rhine, in 1455.

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The invention of the printing press.

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15
Q

The exact date that historians fix as the beginning of the great Reformation is

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October 31, 1517

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16
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John Tetzel was sent to Germany to sell indulgences, a certificate signed by the pope. What was the goal of these indulgences? (FIB)

A

•Forgive the dead’s sins & friends of
those with a certificate.
•It wasn’t necessary to confess or
repent in front of a priest.
•Bestow the pardon of sins.

17
Q

In 1521, the Diet of Worms was held. Luther was invited to this meeting. What was asked of him & what was the outcome?

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•To Luther retract his statements.
•Allowed Luther to leave Worms in
peace

18
Q

In 1529 the Diet of Speyer was held. Its purpose was to …

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Reconcile the northern and southern German states.

19
Q

There was a Term used when:
(CILF) Protestant

A

•Catholic rulers were the majority &
condemned Luther’s teachings.
•In the states where Luther’s
teachings had not reached, they
were prohibited.
•In the Lutheran states the practices
of Catholicism had to be allowed.
•Faced with this unbalanced law, the
Lutheran princes made a formal
protest.

20
Q

Who led the Reformation in Switzerland?

A

Ulrich Zwingli

21
Q

On August 24, 1572, there was an event called…

In which country did this event occur?

A

The terrible Bartholomew’s Day massacre where the Protestant leaders and thousands of their followers were murdered.

France.

22
Q

When the Netherlands, finally achieved their independence under the eadership of William the Taciturn, what did the north, Holland, become? What did Belgium maintain.

A

North became Protestant.

Belgium maintained its Roman Catholic majority.

23
Q

What are the
Principles of the Reformation :
(4 - TRPS)

A

•True religion founded on the
scriptures.
•Religion had to be rational &
intelligent.
•Personal religion
•Spiritual religion different from
formalist religion

24
Q

What does “Counter-Reformation” mean?

A

•Roman Catholic Church making a
powerful effort to recover the lost
ground in Europe.

•Roman Catholic Church trying to destroy the Protestant faith & promote Roman Catholic missions in foreign countries.

25
Q

What was the The Council of Trent’s main objective?

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Investigate & put an end to the abuses that led to the emergence of the Reformation.

26
Q

Who was the author of “In Praise of Folly,

A

Desiderius Erasmus

27
Q

Among the Roman Catholic leaders what two distinguished themselves?

A

Saint Francis Xavier

Ignatius of Loyola

28
Q

What 3 group appeared in the English church? (RAP)

A

Romanist
Anglican
Radical Protestant

29
Q

When did the Romanist, Anglican & radical Protestant elements appear?

A

After the Reformation.

30
Q

What are the 3 churches that emerged from the Puritan movement?
(BPC)

A

Baptist
Presbyterian
Congregationalist