How Can I Be Saved? Flashcards

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In what year did a twenty-year-old student trudge a dusty road in Saxony?

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In 1505–the same summer that an old and discouraged Christopher Columbus sat down to write his last will.

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What did the student say when lightning struck so close that it knocked him to the ground?

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“St. Anne, help me!” he cried. “I will become a monk.”

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What is knucklebones?

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Knucklebones is a game like jacks, played with the bones of sheep.

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Which Catholic relics did Wittenberg own?

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  • Four hairs from the head of Mary, mother of Christ
  • A wisp of straw from the cradle in which the baby Jesus once lay
  • Over nineteen thousand pieces of bone from various saints.
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Which European Catholic beliefs did Martin Luther also hold?

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  • Eternal life promised to those who followed Jesus, and that the agony of hell awaited those who were not saved.
  • Baptism washed away a child’s sins in case he or she die young.
  • Confessing their sins to priests helped adults mend their ways.
    The last rites of placing oil on the forehead pointed a dying believer toward heaven.
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What Bible passage did Martin Luther find Comfort in?

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“The just shall live by faith”

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What year did Martin Luther nail a paper listing of his ideas to the door of the castle church?

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He nailed the paper listings in 1517.

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What was Martin Luther’s personality like compared to John Calvin?

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Martin Luther was down-to-earth, friendly, and emotional. John Calvin was cool and logical.

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“The Bible should be available in the language of ordinary folk, not just in __________, which only educated people understood. Luther translated the Bible into ____________.

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Latin, German.

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“Most monarchs only allowed one church to be established: the one that agreed with their beliefs”. What were those who disagreed subjected to?

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“Subjects who disagreed either had to keep silent and attend the established church, or worship secretly and risk being arrested, jailed, or burned at the stake.

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Why did the Indians develop black lung disease?

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“Indians were forced to toil in deep tunnels where the dust brought sickness and death from black lung disease”.

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What were Martin Luther and John Calvin’s conflicting ideas and to whom did they belong?

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  • Martin Luther: judge for yourself.
  • John Calvin: build a holy commonwealth.
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What is “sea dog” a euphemism for?

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“But sea dog is simply a polite way of saying pirate”.

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In what year did Drake’s friend, Walter Raleigh sponsor an expedition that landed off the coast of present day North Carolina at Roanoke Island?

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Walter Raleigh sponsored the expedition in 1585.

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What would Sir Richard Greenville do to demonstrate how tough he was?

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He would “take he glasses between his teeth, and crush them into pieces, and swallow them down, so that oftentimes the blood ran out of his mouth.

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“But by the time a relief mission returned to Roanoke, it found only ruins, a few pieces of rusting armor, and the word “___________” carved on a tree”.

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“But by the time a relief mission returned to Roanoke, it found only ruins, a few pieces of rusting armor, and the word “Croatoan” carved on a tree”.