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What was Humanism?

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Going back to the original source (used within academic circles)

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Who was the primary humanist?

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Erasmus

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What was Erasmus’ approach to reformation?

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Shepard people in the right direction

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What was Luthers approach to reformation?

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aggressiveness and made people take a side

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Because Erasmus wasn’t aggressive, he ended up defending _______.

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the Catholic Church

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What did the pope send Luther that started an uproar?

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A Boll calling him a heretic

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What did Luther do with the Boll and other important documents?

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burned them

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What was Luther’s assumed role in his family?

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He was supposed to be educated, become a lawyer, and pull his family into a higher class

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What happened to Luther when he was 20 years old?

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He was caught in a rain storm and feared that he would meet God

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Who does Luther make a vow with during the rain storm?

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St Ann

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What did Luther vow during the rain storm?

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that if he survived he would become an Augustine monk

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Luther was very _____ in his monk lifestyle.

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Legalistic

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What NT jewish sect did Luther resemble and why?

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Pharisees because he was a strong rule follower and never felt as if he had repented of every sin

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Who was anxious that not all sins were forgiven and that they needed to confess unknown sins?

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Luther

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What did the person Luther was confessing to say to him after Luther was repenting excessively?

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that he just needs to love God

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When Luther was told he needed to just Love God, what did that make him realize?

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that he hated God because he saw him as an UNFAIR JUDGE who would condemn not matter what

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What did Luthers monastery do with him to “cure” him?

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Sent him to Uni. of Wittenburg to teach theology

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What was the first class that Luther taught?

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Psalms

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What did teaching on the book of Psalm teach Luther?

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That christ experienced similar despair as him

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What was the second class Luther taught?

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Romans

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What did teaching romans reveal to Luther?

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passive righteousness

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what is passive righteousness? (Luther)

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righteousness of Christ is loaned by faith so that we can be in right relationship with God

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What is active righteousness? (Luther)

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righteousness is the position against sin and the work of punishing sin

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God’s righteousness is the active work of …

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God making sinners righteous

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25
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Luther fought for ______ through ______ alone.

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Justification, faith

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Prior to his romans revelation, Luther thought that God destroyed _____ not their _____.

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sinners, sin

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What was the scholarly way of having conversations in the early 14th century?

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posting theses

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28
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What is posting theses equivalent to our way of life?

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posting an update on Facebook

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29
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Luther originally posted ____ theses.

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97

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30
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Who was selling indulgences when Luther posted his theses?

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John Tetzel

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Why is Luther upset with John Tetzel?

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Because justification comes through faith not indulgences

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In response to John Tetzel, Luther does what?

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Posts 95 theses meant for scholars in 1517

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33
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True or False: Luther was trying to start a revolt among lay people when he posted the 95 theses?

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false. someone translated the theses from latin and mass distributed them to lay people using the printing press

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34
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what invention aided Luthers reformation?

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the printing press

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35
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How did the lay people respond to Luthers Theses?

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they were upset with the corruption of the church

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36
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Name a method of theology

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theology of glory, theology of the cross

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37
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What is theology of glory?

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wanting to know god apart from suffering and the crucified christ

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what is a theology of the cross?

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knowing god only in and through the crucified christ

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39
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a theology of glory points to …

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works

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40
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a theology of the cross points to…

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Jesus and his suffering

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41
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Luther rejects _____

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scholasticism

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42
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according to Luther, The word of God is _____

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Jesus

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43
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according to Luther, God makes himself known through ____

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Jesus

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44
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according to Luther, there is nothing that is ______ apart from Jesus.

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the word of God

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45
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according to Luther, Scripture is the _____ to God’s work in Jesus.

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witness

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46
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What book does Luther believe shouldn’t be canon?

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James

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47
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according to Luther, all scripture should ….

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point to Jesus

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48
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according to Luther, The gospel is not a _____ but a ______

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message, person

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49
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According to Luther, all scripture must be ______ in a way that agrees with ______

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interpreted, the gospel

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50
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Who was still excluded from Luther priesthood of all believers?

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women

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51
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What was Luthers priesthood of all believers rooted in?

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that we are justified by faith and no longer need a priest to be a gatekeeper. we all receive the HS

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52
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Luther viewed law and gospel as _____ and _______

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judgement and grace

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53
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Luther doesn’t see a positive view of the law because it ….

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reveals and condemns sin

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54
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Luther lacks a theology of ______ because his theology of ________ is so loud

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sanctification, justification

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what does sanctification mean?

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becoming more like Jesus

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56
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what does “Simul Justus et Peccator” mean?

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at the same time both justified and a sinner

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57
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Luther thought that if you truly loved god and were doing what you want….

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what you would be doing are the things of God

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True or false: Luther said that God doesn’t care what you do

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false. it just seems like this because his understanding of sanctification is lacking

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59
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according to Luthers understanding of law and grace, law brings what?

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condemnation and death

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according to Luthers understanding of law and grace, grace brings what?

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righteousness and life

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What 2 reformers were the same age and reforming at the same time?

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Luther and Zwingli

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62
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According to Luther, all scripture is word of god but what is the key to interpreting it?

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the gospel

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63
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who killed Zwingli?

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captain fuckinger (I’ve heard this is an extra credit question:)

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64
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What was Zwinglis doctrine influenced by?

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humanism

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65
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Zwingli emphasizes _____ more than Luther.

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scholasticism

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66
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Zwingli said the Bible has _____ and ______ priority.

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theological, historical

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what does historical priority mean?

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the Bible was a founding document and so we should look there

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68
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what does theological priority mean?

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the Bible is gods word so we look there

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Zwingli had a more ____ approach to scripture.

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logical

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70
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What is revelation?

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the word of god

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71
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Zwingli would say that gods Providence (or gods work in the world) means what?

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God is absolute in his sovereignty and authority

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Zwingli was very strong and deterministic in his view of gods work in the world, so strong that he would argue that…

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everything that happens is done so by gods will

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73
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what does Zwinglis doctrine of election mean?

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that salvation is entirely in Gods hands, God chooses who will be saved

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74
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what is Zwinglis view of law and gospel?

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that they are the same thing and it is seen in a positive view

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75
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what is the law of love?

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love god and love others

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76
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what are the three aspects to Zwinglis view of law and gospel?

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civil, ceremonial, and moral

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what does Zwingli mean by law and grace that is civil, ceremonial, and moral? (define each one)

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civil - how to live, ceremonial - how to worship, moral - how to exist with people and with god

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78
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Zwingli had a fuller view of ___ than Luther.

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sanctification

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79
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Zwingli was influenced by dualism. he said, “________”

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“the finite cannot bear the weight of the invisible”

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80
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what early greek philosopher was Zwingli influenced by?

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plato (strong dualist)

81
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what is Zwinglis regulative principle?

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whatever is not commanded is forbidden

82
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Zwinglis regulative principle made him very ____

A

iconoclastic

83
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the______ movement is iconoclastic

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reformed movement

84
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what was Zwinglis view on sacraments?

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that material things could not hold or give access to spiritual things. (very evident in communion)

85
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what was Zwinglis view of baptism?

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infant baptism. it is a sign from the community that the child belongs to them

86
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Zwingli thought the church was made up of the _____ and the ______

A

visible and invisible

87
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Zwingli would say the elect are _____

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the invisible church, the true Jesus followers

88
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Zwingli would say mixed company is ______

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the visible church, those who say they are Jesus followers

89
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what is Zwinglis purpose for the church?

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to proclaim the gospel and disciple (that includes discipline) its members

90
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what is Zwinglis view of church government?

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church exists in local groups and should be governed by itself

91
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Zwingli thought that church and state should work together because ….

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they have the same agenda and are both accountable to god and his law

92
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what context is helpful in understanding why Zwingli argued for a close relationship between church and state?

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because he lived in Zurich where the city council ran the church

93
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list three things Zwingli was known for…

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school of Antioch, gods sovereignty, dedication to biblical preaching, insistent on infant baptism, or close relationship between church and state

94
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name 2 marks of the radical reformation…

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tendency toward biblicism, symbolic understanding of the sacraments, emphasis on authoritative local congregation, tendency towards dualism

95
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John Calvin was the true ________ theologian

A

systematic

96
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where was John Calvin from?

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Geneva, Switzerland

97
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what work did John Calvin produce?

A

the institutes

98
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what was the primary theme of the institutes?

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sovereign grace (how those two things come together)

99
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John Calvin appreciated _____ and _______

A

order and distinction

100
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Calvin said because of sin we can’t look at the ______ and turn to ______

A

natural world, worship

101
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who said, “every one of us from our mothers womb is a factory of idols”

A

John Calvin

102
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Calvin would say that gods chosen instrument that points us to Jesus is ______

A

scripture

103
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Calvin says ____ enlightens our minds with understanding of scriptures

A

the Holy Spirit

104
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God revealing himself is an example of God’s ____ and GOd choosing to reveal himself is an example of God’s ____

A

sovereignty and grace

105
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God is above creation and gives creation its own _____ (Calvin)

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integrity (god makes things concrete and doesn’t mess with them (ex: gravity))

106
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God can create= _____
God choosing to create=___

A

sovereignty
grace

107
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human can do _____ to save themselves (Calvin)

A

nothing

108
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Calvin affirmed _____ and _____

A

OG sin, total depravity ( every part of us is affected by sin

109
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Calvin thinks _____ is the guarantor of our salvation

A

the Holy Spirit

110
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what does duplex gratia mean?

A

double grace

111
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how do you receive duplex gratia or double grace?

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through union with christ

112
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Calvin says that the law …

A

reveals sin, restrains evil, and reveals gods will to those who believe

113
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what three things did Calvin emphasize order in?

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doctrine, church government, and relationship between church and state

114
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Calvin loved _____ whereas Luther loved _____

A

clarity, paradox

115
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in Calvins eyes, what is distinct but united?

A

law and gospel

116
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Calvin found little value in _____

A

theological speculation

117
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what is theological speculation?

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searching for answering in mystery. (looking to ask questions instead of answers being revealed)

118
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____ gives order to scripture and helps articulate doctrine (Calvin)

A

creeds and confessions

119
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Calvin’s view on church government was…

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that not one person should have too much power. divided offices up

120
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what does church polity mean?

A

how the church is governed

121
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what does presbyterian mean?

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church governed by multiple people (congregational focused)

122
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Calvin was hoping that between church and state, the _____ would be influenced by ______ but stay distinct from it

A

state, church

123
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what is another name for anabaptist?

A

rebaptizers

124
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why were they called rebaptizers?

A

because they practiced believers baptism

125
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anabaptists are associated with the _____ reformation.

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radical

126
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what was the goal of the radical reformation?

A

to recreate the NT church

127
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radicals saw the NT church as a ________ ________

A

voluntary institution

128
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radicals believe that belonging in the church came through _____

A

belief in Jesus

129
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what is different about radical church membership than other reformations/the Catholic Church?

A

they believe you weren’t born into the church

130
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What were radicals view on the relationship between church and state?

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that church and state are entirely SEPARATE institutions

131
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Who liked the anabaptists?

A

literally no one so they can to america to make friends :)

132
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why did anabaptists reject infant baptism?

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because it was a sacrament that is completed without the consent of the individual and it births them into church membership

133
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radicals say that baptism should follow a _____

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confession of faith

134
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_______tended to lean towards pacifism

A

anabaptists

135
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who was an anabaptist leader that lead people away from the heart of the radical reformation?

A

John liden (practiced polygamy, city wide starvation, etc)

136
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who corrected John liden?

A

menno simons

137
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which modern day denomination stems from menno Simons?

A

mennonites

138
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how did Anabaptists tend toward dualism?

A

thought that sacraments dont hold reality they just represent something

139
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what were radical symbols of church membership?

A

the sacraments

140
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What was the inquisition?

A

a powerful office set up within the Catholic Church to root out and punish heresy

141
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who started the Spanish inquisition?

A

Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain (power couple)

142
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Why was the Spanish inquisition more dangerous?

A

because it was ruled by the state not the pope so they could use state weapons

143
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What two religious groups did the Spanish inquisition expel?

A

jews and muslims

144
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what is another name for the Jesuits?

A

society of Jesus

145
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what was the purpose of the jesuits?

A

to restore Roman Catholic church to authority of innocent the 3rd

146
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jesuits can be seen as the _____ branch of the Catholic Church

A

missional

147
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who was the main leader of the jesuits?

A

Ignatius of Loyola

148
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Ignatius of Loyola was know for his…

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absolute devotion to the Catholic church and the authority of the pope

149
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what council was the catholic response to the protestant reformation?

A

council of Trent

150
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what two things did the council of Trent do?

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  1. affirmed teaching and traditions of church
  2. called for a reform in the practical and moral life of the church
151
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the catholic reformation was not a ______ reformation but a _______ reformation

A

doctrinal, moral (changed the way they did church not doctrine)

152
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Luther was from the school of _______

A

Alexandria (unity)

153
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Zwingli was from the school of ______

A

Antioch (distinction)

154
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what was the main question of the Marburg colloquy?

A

can christ be in more than one place at once?

155
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why was Zwingli worried that Christ can be in more than one place at a time?

A

because then how is Jesus fully human? thats not humanly possible

156
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why was Luther concerned that Zwingli was questioning Jesus’ ability to be in more than one place at a time?

A

because Luther says that you can only know god through tangible things and so if God isn’t in it we can truly know him.

157
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ubiquity is a ______ quality.

A

divine

158
Q

what is Communicatio idiomatum?

A

a Christological concept about the interaction of deity and humanity in the person of Jesus Christ.

159
Q

what did the Marburg colloquy revolve around?

A

Communicatio idiomatum

160
Q

Calvin was apart of the ____ school

A

Antioch

161
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Catholic Church would fall under the school of ______

A

Alexandra

162
Q

the Lord’s supper was a ________ debate

A

christological

163
Q

who put forth the idea of transubstantiation?

A

Thomas aquinas

164
Q

what church practiced transubstantiation?

A

Roman Catholic Church

165
Q

real presence is the idea that christ is ….

A

uniquely present

166
Q

what is the latin word for with

A

con

167
Q

transubstantiation says that the ____ of the bread and wine remain the same while the _____ changes.

A

accidents, substance

168
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what are accidents?

A

a things outward appearance

169
Q

what are substances?

A

a things essential being

170
Q

transubstantiation : Christ is physically and spiritually present __ the bread and the wine

A

in

171
Q

consubstantiation: christ is physically and spiritually present _____ the bread and the wine

A

with

172
Q

what are the two main lords supper passages?

A

Matthew 26:26-28
John 6:35-59

173
Q

the importance of Matthew 26:26-28 is that….

A

Jesus says this is my body

174
Q

the importance of the John 6:35-59 passage is that ..

A

Jesus is the bread of life and we are to eat his flesh

175
Q

what is Luthers main example of what happens to the elements during the lords supper?

A

its like an iron rod being put into fire. still iron but its been interpenetrated by fire

176
Q

Luther would say that the bread and wine are ______ by Christs blood and body

A

interpenetrated

177
Q

____ says that christ is in with and under the bread and wine

A

Luther

178
Q

_______ and -_____ are both uniquely physically and have the same biblical interpretation

A

transubstantiation and consubstantiation (catholic and Lutheran)

179
Q

dynamic presence is marked by who and what reformation?

A

John Calvin and reformed

180
Q

reformed tradition would say that the lords supper is a ______ because we do not eat _______ but we eat ____ him

A

covenant meal, him, with

181
Q

Calvin wants people to think about correct ______ when thinking about the lords supper.

A

interpretation. how did the OG audience hear and interpret this?

182
Q

what is a sign (dynamic presence)

A

when one thing represents another thing (ex a wedding ring represents you are married)

183
Q

what is a seal (dynamic Pre.)

A

when one thing contains the reality of the thing it points to (ex passport, you are not an American citizen in a foreign country without a passport)

184
Q

true or false : the signs and seals are the vehicle to bring us into Christs presence spiritually that we dont get at any other time

A

true

185
Q

who and what is the memorial view associated with?

A

radical reformation, Anabaptists, and Zwingli

186
Q

Anabaptist say that communion is just a ____ and not a ____

A

sign, seal

187
Q

memorial view of the lord supper would say that christ is…

A

not uniquely present at that time

188
Q

what is the memorial view of the lords supper biblical basis?

A

Paul says do it in remembrance of me

189
Q

what were the tools of the priest in the Anglican reformation?

A

Book, worship, language

190
Q

what did the book of common prayer do for lay people?

A

invited them into worship

191
Q

what was the purpose of the book of common prayer?

A

to educated and invite people to worship

192
Q

the anglican reformation was first ______ and then ______

A

political, theological

193
Q

what was the main tool of the anglican reformation?

A

the book of common prayer

194
Q

what was the highest church position in england?

A

Archbishop of Canterbury

195
Q

what were the three types of people in European society?

A

priests, common people, fighters

196
Q

according to the anglican reformation, the purpose of worship is to

A

shape and train the church

197
Q

who wrote the book of common prayer?

A

Thomas Cranmer

198
Q

who divorced his wife and took church property?

A

Henry the 8th

199
Q

who was Henry the 8ths wife?

A

Catherine of aragon

Church History (3 decks)

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