Unit 3 Vocabulary practice

Puritans

• Formal promises by the Roman Catholic church granting a shorter time in purgatory for those who meet certain requirements

• A raised platform used for preaching

• An official meeting of the emperor and his princes

• A name given to the Christians who wanted to preach under the reign of Elizabeth

A summary of Bible teachings, usually in the form of questions and answers

• Synod

• Catechisms

• Pulpit

• Protestant

Annul

• Christians what believe that baptism should be applied when a person is old enough to believe in Christ

• To Cancel or make of no value

• A type of church led by bishops, used mostly by the Anglican Church

• A church in which the congregation makes decisions by voting

Someone who comes between two people to help them make peace or to ask one of them a favor on their behalf

• Mediator

• Parliament

• Episcopalian

• Congregational

Episcopalian

• Christians what believe that baptism should be applied when a person is old enough to believe in Christ

• A change for the better

• A type of church led by bishops, used mostly by the Anglican Church

• A type of church led by elders

Christians what believe that baptism should be applied when a person is old enough to believe in Christ

Protestant

• Used to indicate the churches that started with the sixteenth-century Reformation

• A raised platform used for preaching

• A change for the better

• Cancel or make of no value

Formal promises by the Roman Catholic church granting a shorter time in purgatory for those who meet certain requirements

• Purgatory

• Congregational

• Indulgences

• Parliament

Reformation

• According to the Roman catholic doctrine: A place where sinners could be purified through fire

• A change for the better

• An official meeting of the emperor and his princes

• A meeting of Church leaders

Purgatory

• Christians what believe that baptism should be applied when a person is old enough to believe in Christ

• A church in which the congregation makes decisions by voting

• A type of church led by bishops, used mostly by the Anglican Church

• According to the Roman catholic doctrine: A place where sinners could be purified through fire