WorksheetsFoundations Of Christian Education -Prelim Exam
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
The chief educational institutions of society.
Family
School
Church
They served as priests for the people, representing them before God in acts of worship and prayer, and as teachers, instructing them in the observance of God's law.
Scribes
Levites
Parents
They were religious leaders who studied and interpreted the law and taught it to the people.
Egyptians
Levites
Scribes
It was viewed as a precious privilege because it allowed one to know God better and understand how to live in obedience to him.
Family
Education
Church
They were church leaders who wrote in response to persecution and to counter false accusations regarding Christian beliefs.
Anabaptist
Apologists
Theologist
He was responsible for educating new converts and instructing and supervising other church leaders.
Bishop
Parents
Scribes
He saw the need for universal mandatory education for all children, not just the rich or these preparing to serve the church.
Martin Luther
Christopher Columbus
john Knox
He promoted the minister's role as a teacher of children in the Christian faith.
Ignatius
Martin Luther
John Know
They practiced congregational church polity and rejected infant baptism in favor of believer baptism.
Apologist
Scribes
Anabaptists
Known both for his influence on the spiritual direction movement and for founding the Jesuits, or Society of Jesus.
Ignatius
Martin Luther
John Knox
He spent most of his life as a refugee from his homeland due to persecution by the Roman Catholic Church.
Ignatius
John Amos Comenius
Martin Luther
He focused much of his early educational efforts on children and helped establish schools where parents were expected to give spiritual instruction at home and support the school's efforts as well.
Martin Luther
John Knox
John Wesley
He promoted the establishment of schools to train people for ministry.
Jonathan Edwards
John Knox
Ignatius
A newspaper publisher and social activist, begun the Sunday School in Gloucester, England, in 1780.
Robert Raikes
Robert G. Boville
John Wesley
He launched the modern VBS movement in 1901 in New York City.
Robert Raikes
Robert G. Boville
John Wesley
Viewed as the primary agency of Christian education.
School
Church
Home
The most speculative and abstract area of philosophy. It requires the nature of ultimate reality.
Metaphysics
Ontology
Epistomology
It investigates reality and cosmology; the branch of science that studies the origin and structure of the universe.
Ontology
Empiricism
Metaphysics
It presents the theory of knowledge and therefore is closely related to teaching and learning.
Ontology
Metaphysics
Epistemology
It develops the quest for knowledge on the foundation of experience and observation.
Metaphysics
Ontology
Empiricism
It is concerned with values and aesthetics that prescribe what is good and right.
Ontology
Axiology
Metaphysics
The philosophical study of moral values in the dimensions of beauty and art.
Metaphysics
Ethics
Ontology
It stands as the impregnable source of knowledge.
Scripture
Ontology
Axiology
it is understandably absorbed with how values are formed with all age groups and how these values may be encouraged with biblically consistent behavior as the result.
Psychology
Christian Education
Ontology
He viewed the school as a miniature community or embryonic society, in effect, a democracy.
John Knox
John Wesley
John Dewey
