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Church Hist 2 Final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the dominant strain that permeated religion in Italian renaissance? | individualism |
| the Italian renaissance was a widespread movements that included most of the men in Italy... | FALSE |
| How many popes in great schism? | 3 |
| what did Signorelli's Resurrection of the Flesh depict? | the events surrounded the end of the world |
| italian humanists were fascinated with what? | classical antiquity |
| What doctrine of the reformation did Wycliffe not anticipate? | justification by faith alone |
| Simony is the conscious intend to.. | buy or something anything spirtual |
| Lollards promoted the use of the sacraments over preaching... | FALSE |
| even though they didn't question the need for a religious authority, what did they disagree about? | what the authority would be |
| Italian renaissance had a new respect for human capacities based on their discovery of what? | classical greek and roman texts |
| What did Luther write? | On the bondage of the will, preface to the epistle to the romans, the babylonian captivity of the church |
| not a part of luther's 95 theses | purgatory |
| organ of a christian | ear |
| what two activities worship activities gain importance in the Lutheran reformation? | hymns and preaching |
| latin phrase refer to luther's idea that a person is curled in on themselves | incurvatus in se |
| what branch of the protestant reformers was iconoclastic? | zurich reformed |
| not a part of magisterial reformation | balthasar hubmaier |
| ultimate religious authority for the anabaptists | individual relationship with god |
| anabaptists were primarily interested in... | sanctification rather than justification |
| anabaptists called the magisterial reformers what? | new popes |
| what magisterial reformer did the swiss anabaptist movement split from in zurich? | zwingli |
| martin luther believed that christian freedom should lead to a more egaltarian society because of this he supported the peasant way in germany... | FALSE |
| two leaders during this apocalyptic time in munster | jan of leiden and jan metthijs |
| radical reformers were preoccupied with | economic justic |
| zwingli | zurchin |
| calvin | geneva |
| bucer | strasburg |
| luther | wittenberg |
| calvin has a greater interest in sanctification than | the moment of quickening |
| two attitudes energize according to calvin | repentance and gratitude |
| calvin god's absolute omnipotence | predestination |
| calvin the state should | protect and cooperate with the church |
| who recorded luthers theology in loci communes | melanchton |
| theology rejects at synod of dort | arminius |
| discussed at trent | preaching and bishops residing in his diocese |
| john knox | leader of the protestant reformation in scotland |
| thomas cranmer | first archbishop of england who was martyred by mary tudor |
| henry VIII | called defender of the faith |
| elizabeth I | tried to navigate the middle way |
| who wanted to stay in the church nut wanted to remove the popish remnants? | puritans |
| richard hooker borrowed from melanchthon | via media |
| which movement emerged from the violence of 16th cetury | pietism |
| i think therefore i am | descartes |
| how did charles I reign end in england | beheaded |
| pietists were interested in | a warm heart |
| father of pietism | philip spener |
| philip spener's instructions for a holy life | pia desideria |
| opened estates to evangelical emigrants from autria | count von zinzendorf |
| wesley and whitefield disagreed | universal salvation |
| relic of holiness | plymouth rock |
| two countries that the pope divided | spain and portugal |
| sharp critique of the greed and immorality of traders | john woolman |
| massachusets | puritans |
| rhode island | baptists |
| new jersey | dutch reformed |
| pennsylvania | quaker |
| who was defender of the indians | bartolome de las casas |
| persecution of witches make community strong | FALSE |
| motives of spanish missionaries | cleaner and better life |
| crop that saved viginia | tobacco |
| who settled along the delaware river | german lutherans |
| john locke thought that some thoughts associated with christianity were contrary to reason | FALSE |
| founded neither on reason nor divine revelation | enthusiasm |
| wanted to make christianity the religion of america | patrick henry |
| liberty was not an early slogan | FALSE |
| adams washingon and jefferson were evangelical christians who stood deism and enlightenment thought of their day | FALSE |
| shakers | mother ann lee, no procreation |
| oneida community | john humphrey, complex marriage |
| seventh day adventist | ellen g white, keeps jewish commandments |
| disciples of christ | alexander campbell, restoring new testament church |
| transcendtalism | ralph emerson, wisdom in ones soul |
| romanticism | horace bushnell, language to overcome or transcend theological differences |
| the liberator | william lloyd garrison |
| abolitionist shot and killed | elijah lovejoy |
| not about abolitionist | age of reason |
| process to accept and promote slavery | peter cartwright |
| church that didn't split | episcopalians |
| mec and mecs reunite | 1939 |
| climax of civil war | emancipation proclamation |
| give me your tired your poor... | emma lazarus |
| d l moody | revivalist |
| josiah strong | econimic woes |
| charles taze russell | jehovahs witness |
| mary baker eddy | chrisitian science |
| dorothy day | roman catholoic activist |
| two new forves that were remaking the american landscape in the late 19th century were immigration and idustrialization | FALSE |
| WWJD | charles sheldon |
| most serverly denouce the new testament | the rich |
| salvation army | william and catherin boothe |
| john dewey | pragmatism |
| william james | answers significant and relevant |
| alfred whitehead | god persuades |
| henry beecher ward | natural evolutions |
| wishful illusion | sigmund freud |
| syllabus of errors | catholics |
| christianity today | carl fh henry |
| reinhold neibuhr | denying the naive optimist of the earlier generation |