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Worksheetschristianity quiz 2
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is the conviction that during the observance of mass, when the priest elevates the host, the elements of communion literally become the body and blood of Christ?
Scholasticism
Transubstantiation
Indulgences
Justification by faith
What did Innocent III begin out of great concern for the doctrinal integrity of the church?
The Printing Press
The Protestant Reformation
The Fourth Lateran Council
The Renaissance
Who issued the first crusade, and in what year?
Innocent III, 1095
Pope Urban II, 1095
Pope Gregory VII, 1122
Pope Leo X, 1517
If killed during a crusade, what assurance did Urban II give to the crusader?
A place in heaven
Forgiveness of sins and salvation
Land and wealth
Leadership in the Church
True or false: The crusades made feelings better between Christians of the time and Muslims.
False
True
True or false: The crusades created a renewed interest in Christian piety.
True
False
Why did the Roman Catholic Church call for the crusades?
What provided scholars in the Middle Ages with a rational way of understanding Christian theology?
Renaissance Humanism
Scholasticism
Indulgences
The Reformation
Who was the father of scholasticism?
Thomas Aquinas
Anselm of Canterbury
Martin Luther
Augustine
Who combined Aristotle and Augustine, learning from Muslim scholars, to create a theological system still relevant today?
Thomas Aquinas
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Erasmus
What does the term "renaissance” mean, literally?
Renewal
Rebirth
Reformation
Revolution
What invention during the Renaissance changed the world?
Telescope
Printing press
Compass
Steam engine
Renaissance thinkers created a renewed interest in learning and reading which language?
Greek
Latin
Classical
Arabic
Who were the reformers that carried out their efforts with the aid of secular rulers, through law?
Radical reformers
Magisterial reformers
Protestant reformers
Renaissance thinkers
Who were the reformers that carried out their efforts independently of governing authorities?
Radical reformers
Magisterial reformers
Protestant reformers
Renaissance thinkers
What did Martin Luther's doctrine of justification by faith advocate?
Faith and good works lead to salvation.
Faith alone leads to salvation.
Indulgences lead to salvation.
Following Church law leads to salvation.
What is the idea behind indulgences?
A treasury of merit in heaven accessible to the pope for sale.
Forgiveness of sins through prayer.
A pledge of loyalty to the Church.
A path to earthly blessings.
Why did Protestant Reformation movements emerge in their time and place?
What is meant by "magisterial" reformation?
Reform that rejected all government involvement
Reform supported by governments
Reform focused on personal spirituality
Reform that emphasized monastic traditions
What is meant by "radical" reformation?
Reform that worked with civil authorities
Reform that rejected government control
Reform led by the Catholic Church
Reform that promoted indulgence sales
Which of the following are Anabaptist convictions?
Infant baptism
Adult baptism
Pacifism
Separation of church and state
Who was the indulgence seller who played on people's emotions to sell indulgences?
Martin Luther
Ignatius of Loyola
Johann Tetzel
John Calvin
On what date did Martin Luther nail the 95 Theses to the church door?
October 31, 1500
October 31, 1517
October 31, 1617
October 31, 1600
What was the famous meeting where Martin Luther was asked to recant his writings?
Council of Trent
Diet of Worms
Peace of Augsburg
Thirty Years' War
Into what language did Martin Luther translate the New Testament?
Latin
English
German
French
Who wrote the *Institutes of the Christian Religion*?
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Ignatius of Loyola
Johann Tetzel
What does TULIP stand for?
Total depravity, Universal salvation, Limited election, Infinite grace, Perseverance of the saints
Total depravity, Unconditional election, Limited atonement, Irresistible grace, Perseverance of the saints
Theological unity, Unending atonement, Love of God, Irresistible faith, Predestination of saints
Total salvation, Universal faith, Limited grace, Irresistible election, Perseverance of faith
Who instigated the Protestant Reformation in England because he wanted a divorce from his wife?
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Elizabeth I
Charles V
Which of the following are distinctives of Anabaptists?
Infant baptism
Adult baptism
Nonviolence
Communal living
What was the name of the meeting that summarized the Catholic Counter-Reformation, and what years did it take place?
Diet of Worms, 1521
Council of Trent, 1545-1563
Peace of Augsburg, 1555
Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648
Who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), and what are they known for?
Founder: Martin Luther. Known for: Pacifism and separation of church and state.
Founder: Ignatius of Loyola. Known for: Education and missionary work.
Founder: John Calvin. Known for: Theology and indulgences.
Founder: Johann Tetzel. Known for: Selling indulgences and funding churches.
What was the war from 1618–1648 called that pitted Catholics and Protestants against one another?
Hundred Years' War
Thirty Years' War
War of the Roses
Peace of Westphalia
Why are these fights probably not best thought of as "wars of religion"?
They only involved politics, not religion.
They also had political and economic causes.
Religion was not a factor at all.
They were resolved through military strategies alone.
