Understanding Church Hierarchies and Models

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The Catholic church tends to have a weak sense of hierarchy:

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False

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Identify the elements of the Orthodox ethos: Emphasis on the Pope's authority, Mystical theology and liturgical tradition, Rejection of icons, Predominantly Protestant beliefs

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Mystical theology and liturgical tradition

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All Protestant denominations allow for the ordination of women:

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False

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Anglicanism refers to:

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A Protestant denomination with roots in the Church of England

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Baptists tend to affirm infant baptism:

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False

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Note the characteristics of Lutheranism: Emphasis on the authority of the Pope, Justification by faith alone, Rejection of the Bible, Predominantly Eastern Orthodox beliefs

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Justification by faith alone

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Evangelicalism tends to eliminate any emphasis on the Bible:

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False

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Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy always agreed on theological questions:

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False

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List the translations of ‘Ekklesia’:

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Church, Assembly, Congregation

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List the contemporary concepts of ‘Ekklesia’: Political institution, Economic system, Military organization, Legal entity, Cultural heritage, Historical artifact

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Community of believers, Body of Christ