Christianity and Historical Movements

The video explores the evolution of Christianity from its origins with Jesus and the apostles, through periods of persecution, the influence of Constantine, the formation of the Nicene Creed, and the Great Schism. It covers the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, leading to the diverse Christian denominations today. The video concludes with modern developments in Christianity, including Vatican II and the spread of various Protestant movements.

Who was chosen by Jesus to be the leader of the apostles?

• John

• Paul

• Peter

• James

What nickname was given to the followers of Jesus in Antioch?

• Christians

• Nazarenes

• Disciples

• Messengers

Which emperor passed a law allowing Christians freedom to worship without persecution?

• Constantine

• Nero

• Charlemagne

• Theodosius

What was the main outcome of the Nicene Creed?

• It declared Jesus as only a man

• It declared Jesus as a prophet

• It declared Jesus as only God

• It declared Jesus as both fully God and fully man

What was the Great Schism?

• The split between the Quakers and Methodists

• The split between the Roman Catholic and Protestant churches

• The split between the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches

• The split between the Nestorians and the Oriental Orthodox churches

Who was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope?

• Henry VIII

• Theodosius

• Constantine

• Charlemagne

What was the primary goal of the Crusades?

• To spread Christianity in Europe

• To claim Jerusalem for Christianity

• To reform the church

• To convert Muslims to Christianity

Who wrote the 95 Theses that criticized the church?

• John Wycliffe

• John Calvin

• William Tyndale

• Martin Luther

What was the Counter-Reformation?

• A movement to translate the Bible into English

• A movement to unite the Eastern and Western churches

• A movement to reform the Roman Catholic Church

• A movement to spread Protestantism

Which council brought significant changes to the Roman Catholic Church in 1962?

• Council of Trent

• Second Vatican Council

• First Vatican Council

• Council of Nicaea