U7 L6 John Bunyan Flashcards

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1
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What occupations did John Bunyan take up?

A

writer and preacher

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2
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What does episode mean?

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brief unit of action/incident

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3
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What is a pilgrim?

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  • person who journeys to another land

- travels to holy shrine

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4
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What does universal mean?

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  • covering without limit

- occurring everywhere

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When was John Bunyan born?

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1628

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Who was John Bunyan the son of?

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tinker (mender of household utensils)

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At 16, Bunyan was drafted into which army?

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Parliamentary Army

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What influenced Bunyan’s work?

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  • Bible study
  • his sermons
  • military experiences
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In 1653, what church did Bunyan join and began preaching his own sermons?

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Baptist Church in Bedford

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In 1656, what was the tract Bunyan published?

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Some Gospel Truths Opened

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What was ‘Some Gospel Truths Opened’ published against?

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jeering Quakers

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At the restoration of Charles II, what was the Act Bunyan was found disobeying?

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Conventicle Act

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What did the Conventicle act forbid?

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Nonconformists to preach/publish

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14
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How many years was Bunyan imprisoned for disobeying the Conventicle Act?

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12

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15
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Where was most of Bunyan’s writing done?

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prison

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16
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In 1666, what did Bunyan write?

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Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners

17
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What was ‘Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners’ about?

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Bunyan’s religious struggles

18
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What was ‘The Holy City’ influenced by?

A

Book of Revelation

19
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In 1672, what was the name of the account of Bunyan’s faith?

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A Confession of My Faith and a Reason of My Practice

20
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When was Pilgrim’s progress published?

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1678

21
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In 1680, what was the allegory Bunyan published?

A

The Life and Death of Mr. Badman

22
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What was ‘The Life and Death of Mr. Badman’ about?

A

man who becomes a hypocritical Christian

23
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In 1682, what did Bunyan publish that tells of his military experiences?

A

The Holy War

24
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What is ‘The Holy War’ about?

A
  • social allegory

- Mansoul town needing salvation

25
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In 1684, what did Bunyan make a second part for? What is it about?

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Pilgrim’s progress

-fate of Christian’s wife and family

26
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When did Bunyan die?

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1688

27
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Who narrates the events of Pilgrim’s progress?

A

person telling a dream

28
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Where was Pilgrim’s Progress widely read?

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  • Puritan New England

- England

29
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What is Bunyan’s writing style like?

A
  • simple and direct

- lacks difficult classical reference

30
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The Pilgrim’s Progress is an allegorical journey from which places?

A

City of Destruction to Celestial City

31
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Where is Christian from?

A

Bedfordshire

32
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Suspense in Pilgrim’s Progress continues from what?

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episode to episode

33
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What is an allegory?

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  • form of comparison lengthened into story

- objects, persons, actions represent doctrine or theme

34
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Characters in allegories are usually personifications of what?

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abstractions

35
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What does Christian fear?

A

dying and being judged