Quiz on the Lutheran Church (Christ Light Lesson 6)

Catholic Churches and Lutheran Churches can sometimes seem similar.

• True

• False

Martin Luther was a ________ in the Catholic Church.

• Monk

• Teacher

• Follower

How many years did Luther fight for the truth?

• 20

• 25

• 30

• 35

In the late 1600s, __________ succeeded in raising up a movement called Pietism.

• Martin Luther

• the Catholic Church

• Satan

Pietism focused mostly on learning about God's truth in the Bible.

• Yes

• No

• I'm not sure

Rationalism. . .

• focused on living a Christian life more than on Jesus.

• set the human mind as a judge over Scripture.

The Lutheran church in the U.S. reflects the tensions in the Lutheran church in (a)   during the early years of its existence.

The teachings of Rationalism led American Lutherans to believe that Scripture contained errors and that the human mind is the final judge in what Christians should believe.

• True

• False

• Not sure

Karl Walther started a church call the Lutheran Church - (a)   Synod.

The ___________ synod, which was at first lax in holding on to true Lutheran teaching, was strongly influenced by the Missour Synod and adopted its zeal for the Gospel and for the Lutheran Confessions.

• Nebraska

• Michigan

• Wisconsin

• Minnesota