Reformation Key Figures and Concepts

The video explores the Protestant Reformation, highlighting key figures like John Wickliffe, Jan Hus, Martin Luther, Zwingli, and Calvin. It discusses their efforts to reform the Catholic Church, the development of Protestant denominations, and the theological debates that arose. The Reformation's impact on Europe, including the spread of ideas through the printing press and the establishment of new churches, is also covered.

Who was the first reformer mentioned in the video, known for questioning Catholic beliefs?

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

• John Wickliffe

• Thomas Cranmer

What was Martin Luther's primary intention when he nailed the 95 Theses to the church door?

• To become the Pope

• To translate the Bible

• To have a debate

• To start a new church

What was a significant factor that helped spread Martin Luther's ideas during the Reformation?

• The invention of the printing press

• Support from the Pope

• The discovery of America

• The fall of the Roman Empire

What was the main theological disagreement between Zwingli and Luther?

• The role of the Pope

• The use of images in churches

• The nature of communion

• The importance of saints

Which reformer is known for creating a 'Christian Utopia' in Geneva?

• John Calvin

• Martin Luther

• Thomas Cranmer

• Ulrich Zwingli

What was John Calvin's belief regarding predestination?

• It was rejected by all reformers

• It was a standard view in Western Christianity

• It was a new concept he introduced

• It was only applicable to kings

Who was responsible for bringing the Reformation to England?

• John Calvin

• Ulrich Zwingli

• William Tindale

• John Knox

What was Thomas Cranmer's significant contribution to Anglicanism?

• The Augsburg Confession

• The Book of Common Prayer

• The Scots Confession

• The 95 Theses

Which reformer is known for his prophetic passion and influence in Scotland?

• John Knox

• Thomas Cranmer

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

What was the main goal of the Protestant Reformation according to the video?

• To start a new religion

• To reform the Catholic Church

• To abolish all religious practices

• To unite all world religions