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WorksheetsWW Unit 2
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What verse and chapter defines the church?
Acts 6:12
Acts 3:2
Acts 1:8
Acts 10:18
God's mission unfolds in the calling of the church. What is the church to carry?
The burdens of sinners
The good news of Jesus
The weight of political struggles
The word of God
What year (according to our notes) did modernity begin?
1450
1550
1700
1900
The 20th century began with what?
A need for technology
More food distribution
A huge sense of optimism
The flourishing of families
Western optimism brought about what desire?
To bring western benefits to the world
To cling more closely to the Bible
To watch over other world leaders with more caution
The creation of the united nations
What best describes "enlightenment?"
That all those in past generations were wrong
That human reason would solve all of our problems eventually
That sources outside of religion were credible
That the burden of proof was now on religion
What best describes "Christendom?"
6th century through middle ages where crusaders reigned
1st century onward where Constantine killed Christians
2nd century onward where those in churches served the poor
4th century through modernity where the church operated from power
What happened in the 1900's as a result of Western culture's superiority and success?
Churches modeled themselves after businesses
Churches started baptizing people indoors
Churches started becoming increasingly poor
Churches reduced in size and number
Which of the following was a good things that resulted from modernity and Christianity operating together?
love for scripture
economic success
abolishment of slavery
slowed inflation
What is the "slow process of the church losing" power called?
disenfranchisement
discontinuity
disestablishment
disunity
What did the American constitution securely establish?
Right for women to vote
The Bible being an authoritative text
White men as the exclusive policy and decision makers
The separation of church and state
What did European theology fail to deal with for over 1,000 years?
The missionary nature of the church
The nuances of cult activity
The spiritual realm (unseen world)
Witchcraft and idolatry
What is meant by "mission by diffusion?"
It involves essential oils and a diffuser
It has to do with people who aren't Christians staying that way
Forcing people to believe Christianity (through force or threat)
Some missionaries not being able to convert some people
When was classic Deism at it's height in America and France?
1880's
1790's
1760's
1920's
What American Christian revival put classic Deism into decline?
Billy Graham rallies
Johnathan Edwards preaching
First Great Awakening
Second Great Awakening
When did Napolean make peace with the Catholic church?
1604
1801
1702
1903
Before the missionary movement, why didn't people share their faith very much?
Low ability to travel far
Threat of persecution
They considered it the job of the church leaders
They weren't convinced by the available evidence
What did missionaries bring other than the gospel?
education, medical help, agricultural development
disease and new illnesses
What was one unintended outcome of Western Christian Missions?
The desire to shape culture after European Christian style
death and illness
wealth re-distribution
the breaking apart of families
What is it called when we allow the gospel to be embodied within a cultural context?
Diffusion
Cultural translation
Cultural prioritization
Cultural annexation
What happened in 1914 the quickly ended western optimism?
World War 2
World War 3
World War 1
Civil War
What kind of movement is Postmodernism?
Very Organized and structural
Personal and multifaceted
Postmodernism embraces nationalism and Christian views
True
False
What does Postmodernism say about Truth?
It is absolute
It is relative
It is well defined in certain cultures
It is misunderstood
How did we define "Evangelistic Ministry?"
working with our hands and feet
revealing and defining sin
carrying others burdens
share and spread the love of Jesus
What does the gospel tell the story of?
God's action in human history in the form of testimony
sin's power over death and it's effects
The specific burden of proof being laid on atheists/agnostics
The life and ministry of the apostle Paul
What is an example of Moral Therapeutic Deistic beliefs?
God is actively involved in everyone's life
Good people go to heaven when they die
God is everywhere all the time
The central goal of life is to glorify God
