Reformation

What is the meaning of "Sola Scriptura"?

• Scripture Alone

• Faith Alone

• Grace Alone

• To God be the Glory

What is the Latin Phrase for "In Christ Alone"?

Which of the following statements best represents the concept of "Sola Fide"?

• The Bible is the final authority in matters of faith and practice.

• Salvation is achieved through faith alone.

• Salvation is a result of God's favor based on our deeds.

• Jesus Christ is the only mediator between God and humanity.

In the context of the Reformation, what does "Sola Gratia" emphasize?

• The belief that the Church has authority over individual interpretation of Scripture.

• The understanding that God's grace is the sole source of salvation.

• The acknowledgement that every Christian has a direct relationship with God.

• The idea that all believers are considered equal in the eyes of God.

Sola Gratia directly means _______

What does "Sola Scriptura" reject?

• The importance of studying theology.

• The belief in the Holy Trinity.

• The authority of tradition in matters of faith.

• The authority of the Bible.

What is the significance of "Solus Christus" in relation to the role of the Church?

• The Church is responsible for interpreting Scripture.

• The Church has the authority to forgive sins.

• The Church is the mediator between Christ and humanity.

• The Church operates under the authority of Christ.

What is emphasized by "Soli Deo Gloria" in terms of the Christian life?

• The importance of evangelism and spreading the Gospel.

• The recognition that salvation is a result of God's grace alone.

• The need for personal holiness and sanctification.

• The belief in the equality of all believers before God.

In the context of the Reformation, what does "Sola Gratia" oppose?

• The doctrine of original sin.

• The idea of salvation by works.

• The belief in the communion of saints.

• The doctrine of the Trinity.

Who started the Protestant Reformation?