Christian History II Final

Which of the following is not a pillar of Islam?

This group founded the Plymouth Rock Colony.

He led the destruction of the Second Jewish temple in A.D. 70.

Prison reform became the lifetime goal of this British Christian reformer.

John Calvin wrote his theological beliefs in this work.

Eventually, the main point of disagreement between Zwingli and those who broke with him was the issue of infant baptism.

He was a proponent of Neo-Orthodoxy who argued that scripture could not be enlightened through historical study.

The first persecutions of Christians began under this emperor.

This was Luther's condemnation of indulgences that turned into a condemnation of the Roman church.

Freud's theory that one's childhood can have a great impact on one's development has been completely rejected.

This established freedom of worship to all religions in the Roman Empire including Christianity.

This heresy stated that Jesus was a created being and not part of the triune Godhead.

Which of the following was not a denomination that held camp meetings on the American frontier in the 1700's?

This was the home of the Moravians in Austria.

Huguenots were Calvinists in this country.

This 20th century evangelist was an orphan and a professional baseball player before he entered the ministry.

Jesus rebuked Ephesus for their declining love for him.

Robert Wilson's work defended the inerrancy of the Old Testament.

The St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre was the murder of Protestants in this country.

He was the founder of Islam.

John Knox founded this denomination of Scottish Protestants.

This was the most controversial aspect of John Calvin's theology.

The Fundamentals were a series of essays by 64 different authors which spelled out the doctrine of Christian liberalism.

Under which Roman emperor did the Great Persecution occur?

Which of the following elements of Christianity do Jehovah's Witnesses reject?

This British minister not only preached to 5000 people weekly, but his commentaries are still read today.

This was the most Greek of all the city-states of Asia Minor.

This Frankish leader came closer than any other to re-establishing the Roman Empire.

Which of the following is not a theory concerning the meaning of the seven churches?

This evangelist made seven trips to the American colonies during the Great Awakening.

This German theologian's work questioned the inerrancy of the Old Testament.

Kate and Maggie Fox originated spiritualism.

Mormons teach that Jesus is fully divine but not eternal and that Satan is His brother.

Which of the following was not a core teaching of the Anabaptists?

He became the sole Roman emperor in A.D. 312.

This scripture(s) changed Martin Luther's view of salvation.

Which of the following was not part of the Catholic Counter-Reformation?

The Bab was considered to be a prophet for what religion?

This theologian described Neo-Orthodoxy as "unbelief dressed in the garb of belief" and played a role in its decline.

By the end of the first century, many Christians had lost their passion for Jesus though a faithful remnant remained.

This is the number of sacraments officially recognized by the Roman church.

This English king removed England from the Roman Catholic church.

This was a point of theology on which Luther and Huldrych Zwingly disagreed.

The Reformation in this country proved to be far more political than the Reformation in other countries.

Gnosticism was formerly considered a heresy but today is accepted by mainstream Christian denominations as legitimate.

Christian Science is considered a cult, in part, because they do not believe that Jesus is the eternal Son of God.

This fundamentalist's book, Christianity and Liberalism, exposes the errors of liberal Christianity.

Which of the following is not a major problem with evolution?

Christian martyrdom became so widespread in the Roman Empire that Roman soldiers refused to kill Christians.

This English cleric was responsible for the radical 1552 Book of Common Prayers.

Revelation was written by this apostle.

After being saved on Easter 1786, this English Member of Parliament became an abolitionist.

This was the main tool of spiritualists.

He ultimately led the first permanent break from the Roman church.

He was an English reformer who criticized the Roman church and argued for the scriptures being the only authority.

This Massachusetts minister played a major role in the American Great Awakening.

He was a first century sorcerer who was rebuked and sent away by Peter.

Muhammad said he received visions to bring religious purity to the Arabs by this heavenly figure.

This religious group was responsible for John Wesley's true conversion.

Charles Darwin's scientific work was motivated by his radical atheism.

Which of the following was not a pioneer in radio evangelism?

Jesus objected to money when people valued it more than their relationship with God.

Which of the following was not a way that the Church provided for the welfare of the people of Europe?

Lutherans disagreed with Philip Spener when he said that the Great Commission was fulfilled by the apostles.

Who was the founder of the church at Ephesus?