The Reformation Continues

Which religion remained similar to the Catholic Church in many ways?

• Calvanism

• Anglican

• Lutheran

Which of the following did not happen with Huldrych Zwingli?

• He was influenced by Erasmus and by Luther

• He put the Catholic Church on blast for their abuses.

• He called for a return to a more personal faith of early Christianity.

• Zwingli was successful in his reform efforts and was able to enjoy his life for many years to come.

John Calvin's teachings of Predestination means that?

• God has already decided who to save.

• Humans can earn their way to salvation.

• God will decide on if you will be saved based on the deeds you did.

John Calvin believed the ideal government was a theocracy, a government controlled by religious leaders. What option below do you agree with.

• Heck yeah, we need religious leaders to control our government!

• Ummm no thank you I do not want religion forced on me.

As leader of Geneva, John Calvin had very strict rules. Everyone attended religious classes, no bright clothing, no card games. If you broke the rules you might be banished, excommunicated, or imprisoned. Preaching different ideas might get you burned at the stake. What are your thoughts on a society like this?

True or False. Scottish preacher John Knox took Calvin's ideas back to Scotland. His followers became known as Presbyterians.

• True

• False

Which of the following were influenced by Calvin?

• Scottish

• Swiss

• Dutch

• French

• Turkish

Which best describes the relationship between the French Huguenots and Catholics?

• They tolerated one another.

• While they started off uneasy they embraced the similarities between one another and co-existed.

• Hatred and Violence between the two groups which at one point led to the murder of as many as 12,000 Huguenots.

Protestants taught that the _______ is the source of all religious truths.

Which of the following describe Anabaptists?

• Only baptized those old enough to decide to be Christian

• Were in favor of a theocracy.

• taught the church and state should be separate.

• In favor or wars to defend their faith.

• Refused to fight in wars.