christian heritage 2

By the time the Middle Ages ended, Christianity was already becoming a global faith.

True

Correct statements about Reformation context

Gutenberg Press important; Renaissance Greek revival; art/music development

Pope Alexander VI division of lands

Spain, 1492, Treaty of Tordesillas

Christopher Columbus

Aimed to reach India, discovered Americas

Vasco da Gama

Established trade route to India

Pedro Álvares Cabral

Discovered Brazil

Francis Xavier

Missionary in India

Christian heritage studied without context

False

Northern Reformation mainly in cities

True

Erasmus beliefs about Scripture

Should be available to everyone

Erasmus major work

Greek New Testament

Meaning of ad fontes

Back to the sources

Calvin’s two marks of the Church

Preaching and sacraments

Calvin’s greatest work

Institutes of the Christian Religion

Zwingli’s 67 Articles statement

Christ is the only eternal high priest

Luther’s valid sacraments

Baptism and Eucharist

NOT a Reformation theme

Cult of the saints

Luther’s contributions

All of the above

Marburg Colloquy

Luther vs Zwingli meeting

Main disagreement Luther vs Zwingli

Real presence in Eucharist

Two Kingdoms doctrine

True

Luther supported Peasants’ War

False

Zwingli’s Bible interpretation

Commands of God and obedience

Luther rejected images

False

Zwingli’s reform focus

Moral and institutional reform

Henry VIII motivation

Political succession

Anabaptist break issue

Infant baptism

Reformation impact on women

Removal of Marian devotion

Protestant criticism of Catholicism

All of these

Catholic Reformation on Scripture alone

True (Bible not only source)

Ignatius founded

Society of Jesus

German vs English Reformation same concerns

False

Schleitheim Confession

Anabaptist separation

Second Reformation

State territorial churches

King James Bible origin

James I wanted unity

Reformation unified movement

False

NOT Luther objection to indulgences

Not collecting enough

Luther justification discovery

Romans

Conrad Grebel

Criticized Zwingli

Teresa of Avila

Catholic spiritual writer

Thirty Years War

Religious conflict

Radical Reformation

Strict sola scriptura

NOT Catholic sacrament

Tithes

Magisterial Reformation

Church-state relationship

Two Kingdoms distinction

Temporal and spiritual estates

Council of Trent Eucharist

Real presence affirmed

Schleitheim Confession against

Papists and antipapists

Tetzel slogan

Coin rings soul springs

Leipzig Disputation

Luther vs Johann Eck

Cartoon pamphlet comparison

Jesus vs Pope

Sacred vs secular accepted by Protestants

False

Max Weber denied Calvinism link

False

NOT early Luther work

Against the Peasants

Zwingli preached through

Matthew

Zwingli Christ only salvation

True

Zwingli justice statement

Christ, works

Clergy marriage required

True

Justification

Faith alone

Trent on Protestants

Unhealthy confidence

Zwingli communion view

Memorial

NOT Luther contribution

Institutional continuity

Zwingli influenced by Erasmus

True

Luther wrote after excommunication

Against the Peasants

Henry VIII supported Book of Common Prayer

True

Columbus believed near

Eden

Columbus placed crosses

True

Las Casas view of Columbus

False

Papal authority lands

Not under Christian lord

Paraguay allegiance

Castilian crown and Church

Leo XIII statement

False

Conquistadors encouraged slaves

Get married

Rivera sacrament

Baptism

Erasmus greatest achievement

Greek New Testament

Erasmus broke from Church

False

Dulce bellum inexpertis

War is sweet to inexperienced

Erasmus friendship group

The learned

Christ’s gift (Erasmus)

Peace

95 Theses attacked

Indulgences

Luther three walls

All of the above

Keys given to

Whole community

Luther authority

Scripture

Justification means

Faith

Anne Askew arrested for

Possessing banned books

Anne Askew examined by

Christopher Dare

Pearls among swine answer

Acorns

Anne Askew on confession

True

Women preaching answer

Never saw one

Calvin view of world

Governed by God

Calvin metaphor

Spectacles

Baptism replaces

Circumcision

Eucharist

Experienced

Menno followers

Mennonites

Not prerequisite for baptism

Preaching of gospel

Menno Lord’s Supper

Memorial

Not Menno weapon

Prophetic resistance

Ban excludes

No one

Trent Scripture

Vulgate

Scripture authority

Church

Adam’s sin affected

Posterity

Baptism purpose

Remission of sins