Review: Week 3

There needed to be a reformation because:

• the Church was corrupt and needed change

• people didn't like the Roman Catholic Church

• the government demanded it

• there were too many churches

What does the word protestant mean?

• To protest publicly or change

• to disagree

• To follow a leader blindly

• to leave

What does the word reformation mean?

• To form again or change

• To destroy completely

• To ignore rules

• To travel far distances

What is the difference between Protestant and Catholic regarding the Bible?

• Protestant – in own language; Catholic – in Latin only for priests

• Protestant – only priests can read; Catholic – everyone can read

• Protestant – Bible is not important; Catholic – Bible is central

• Protestant – Bible in Greek; Catholic – Bible in Hebrew

What is the difference between Protestant and Catholic regarding faith?

• Protestant – By faith and grace alone; Catholic – By faith and good works

• Protestant – By good works only; Catholic – By faith alone

• Protestant – By grace and rituals; Catholic – By grace alone

• Protestant – By sacraments; Catholic – By scripture only

What is the difference between Protestant and Catholic regarding the Lord’s Supper?

• Protestant – bread and wine are symbols; Catholic – Bread and wine miraculously change into Christ’s body and blood

• Protestant – bread and wine are not used; Catholic – only bread is used

• Protestant – only wine is used; Catholic – only bread is used

• Protestant – bread and wine are considered unimportant; Catholic – bread and wine are forbidden

What was John Calvin's job that he studied for?

• Lawyer

• Doctor

• Engineer

• Artist

Who convinced Calvin to stay in Geneva?

• Rev William Farel

• Martin Luther

• John Knox

• Ulrich Zwingli

Who was Calvin’s father?

• A secretary to a Bishop in Noyon

• A bishop

• A skipper

• A minister

What was Calvin’s final answer to staying in Geneva?

• My heart I offer to thee, promptly and sincerely

• I will return to France immediately

• I refuse to stay any longer

• I obey God