Test #4 Prep [10 THEO]

As discussed in class, what was a connection between Martin Luther's scrupulosity

and his Sola Fide doctrine?

• We did not discus any possible connection in class

• Martin Luther was a Priest who knew the Scripures well enough to go by them alone

• He developed the "Faith Alone" doctrine, which made him scrupulous

• A theology not requiring works would be appealing to him, to ease his anxieties

What was the official reason King Henry VIII started Anglicanism?

• His interpretation of the Bible

• Allowing himself divorce

• Political power

• Adopting "Sola Fide"

What is the Calvinist belief of "Total Depravity"?

• Humans nature was good but now is empty of all goodness

• Human nature is good but weakened by Original Sin

• Human nature is half good and half evil

• Human nature is entirely good except for sin

What does Catholicism believe about Human Nature?

• Humans nature was good but now is empty of all goodness

• Human nature is good but weakened by Original Sin

• Human nature is half good and half evil

• Human nature is entirely good except for sin

What is the Calvinist belief of "Unconditional Election"?

• God chose some people for heaven regardless of anything they did

• God chose what sins people would commit without condition

• Some are elected to be given free will and some are not

• The election process on how they decide on the next Pope of Calvinism

Ulrich Zwingli was a Protestant Reformer that helped create which denomination?

• Lutheranism

• Anglicanism

• Baptist

• Calvinism

As discussed in class, where did the first Anabaptists come from?

• From Zwingli's followers who broke away

• From John Smyth who founded them

• From the Catholic Church who broke away

• From Martin Luther

Why does Catholicism believe in infant baptism?

• To be an official member of the church

• For the remission of sins

• Washing of the stains of Original Sin

• Bestowing the Holy Spirit

• All all them

Why is it important that the doctrines of the Protestants do not match

the doctrines of the Early Church Fathers?

• It is not important because what a Christian beliefs is not that important

• That means Protestant beliefs are better because that shows they improved Christiantiy

• All Church Fathers are smarter than the Protestant Reformers, and we need to know that

• Protestant beliefs didn't "recover" the original Christian teachings, they are new beliefs

Was Galileo the first person to support Heliocentrism?

(the idea that the Earth orbits the Sun).

• Yes

• No