Lesson 3 Flashcards
Marcion was an early heresy that was half pagan and half Christian
True
The Marcions accepted both the New and Old testaments
False
The Marcions taught that Jesus did not come in the flesh (Docetic).
True
Montanist were named after their founder Monotheism
False
Montanist taught a simplistic faith and believed in the priesthood of all true believers.
True
Tertullian was one of the greatest of the early fathers who condemned the Montanist.
False
Tertullian eventually became a Montanist
In the formation of the Canon it was important that the book be universally accepted as well as ratified by a Church council.
True
James was one of the early books that was questionable in the canon because it emphasized works.
True
One of the last books to be accepted by the 2nd century was Romans.
False
The Old Catholic Age ran from A.D 170 to A.D. 236.
False
Irenaeus was a proponent of the Asia Minor School.
True
Tertullian and Cyprian were proponents of the Alexandria School.
False
The word Catholic has a general meaning of “universal”
True
Origen was the first to speak of eternal son.
True
The major champion of the Trinity for Protestantism was Clement of Alexandria.
False