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Unit 4 - Practice 2
Unit 4 - Practice 2
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One important reform of the Catholic Church during the Counter Reformation was the formation of what
New Churches shaped like crosses
The use of modern music they heard on the radio of the day
Ice sculptures that looked like Iguanas
Seminaries were formed for priestsin every diocese
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Baroque Architecture and Concert Style Masses developed at the time of the Counter Reformation symbolized what
New found confidence in the Church
God sending his angels to rescue us
Modern liturgy still used today
Catholic angst
3
Catholics remained loyal after Council of Trent because of what
The inquisition was painful
They did not want another long council
It was in Italy
They felt that the Church didn't need to make many more changes
4
Emphasized original sin, human depravity, the necessity of divine grace, and predestination
Dualism
Jansenism
Pantheism
Deism
5
During the Age of Enlightenment, intellect and reason were used to determine what
Hope
Love
Dinner
Truth
6
The belief that there is a difference between body (flesh) and soul, world of the physical and world of the spiritual is
Deism
Dualism
Jansenism
Pantheism
7
Who said desire rather than reason governs human behavior
Voltaire
David Hume
Napoleon Bonaparte
John Locke
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A belief that admits the necessity of religion, but which hold that all religions are equally true
Jansenism
Restricted Indifferentism
Religiosity
Tolerance
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Who saw evil as necessary since God allowed it into the world
Immanuel Kant
Baron Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
David Hume
Thomas Hobbes
10
According to the Catholic Church at the Council of Trent, what were both important
Eucharist and Facing West during Mass
Water and Oil
Faith and Lack of Faith
Scripture and Tradition
11
Who believed in Pantheism
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Baruch Spinoza
Rene Descartes
John Locke
12
Who believed that the sovereign has absolute power to rule as he sees fit to create order
Napoleon Bonaparte
Baruch Spinoza
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
13
The man who restored some aspects of the papacy in France was whom
Rasputin
Napoleon Bonaparte
Henry VIII
Paul IV
14
The Mass emphasized with new Rubrics at the Council of Trent was called what
Ambrosian Rite
Trentite Liturgy
Tridentine Mass
Roman Catholic Liturgical Celebration (RCLC)
15
The belief that God is everything is called what
Cosmologicism
Pantheism
Jansenism
Dualism
16
Who believed that the universe is composed of countless conscious centers of spiritual force known as monads
Baruch Spinoza
Baron Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
Thomas Hobbes
Rene Descartes
17
According to the Council of Trent, indulgences, pilgrimages, and venerations of holy relics are what
To be outlawed by the state
Necessary for salvation
Are all valid expressions of Christian piety
What Protestants do, not Catholics
18
A new desire for liberal, national independence in a political and religious sense is called what
Revolutionary
Secularization
Liberalism
Modernism
19
The French Revolution was not just anti-nobility, it was also what
Anti-Wisdom
Anti-Anarchy
Anti-Church
Anti-War
20
The founder of the Jesuits was whom
Pope Paul III
Jesus
Francis Xavier
Ignatius of Loyola
21
The Church controlled by the pope regardless of its physical location in the world is called what
Gallicanism
Papal States
Ultramontanism
Pantheism
22
Who is the Father of Empiricism
Immanuel Kant
Rene Descartes
John Locke
Jean Jacques Rousseau
23
Who Believed that we have a mental apparatus that helps us to be in touch with the real world (the senses)
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Immanuel Kant
David Hume
24
Trent introduced two new books. What were they
Mishnah and Gemara
Catechism of Trent and Roman Missal
Old Testament and New Testament
Ordo and Liturgical Calendar
25
Which was not one of the new movements were developed during the Age of Enlightenment
Communism
Materialism
Atheism
Pointillism
26
Who practiced Restricted Indifferentism
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Baruch Spinoza
Baron Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
Voltaire
27
Experience of the senses reveal truth rather than the intuitive is known as what
Empiricism
Skepticism
Rationalism
Sensuality
28
Pius V raised a high standard of what
Cost of living wages
Culinary Appreciation
Papal morality that has never relapsed
Flags
29
The Council of Trent was called by whom
Paul IV
The phone company
Paul III
Paul V
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The belief that God created the world, but then sits back and does not take interest in human affairs (Ant Farm God)
Dualism
Jansenism
Deism
Pantheism
31
Control of Church affairs by the nation and not the pope is called what
Feudalism
Nationalism
Ultramontanism
Gallicanism
32
“Knowledge of matters of fact are impossible” is known as what
Skepticism
Doubt
Existentialism
Empiricism
33
Jesuits were for the founding of new schools to educate whom
Priests only
Lay people only
The people of Antarctica
To educate priests in theology andteach the laity
34
Who wrote satire condemning the quasi-magical and mystical misuse of religion and the power of the French clergy
Robespierre
Richelieu
Louis XIV
Voltaire
35
1. Who proved his existence through the understanding of “Cogito ergo sum”?
Thomas Hobbes
Rene Descartes
David Hume
John Locke
36
Who was also known as Voltaire
Napoleon Bonaparte
Louis XIV
François-Marie Arouet
Cardinal Richelieu
37
At Trent, the Church supported the notion of the Doctrine of what of the Eucharist
Consubstantiation
Transformation
Convocation
Transubstantiation