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Religion 10 - Church History Finals
Religion 10 - Church History Finals
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This man is NOT known as a Humanist thinker of the Middle Ages
Dante
Plutarch
Raphael
Thomas More
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What did Charles Darwin study in school?
Law
Theology
Medicine
Botany
3
The goal of Medieval universities had this goal in addition to education
To form guilds
independence from external authorities
To help the poor
To develop theology
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During the early Middle Ages Spanish Monarchs achieved this
The First Crusade
The Saboteur of Prague
The Spanish Armada
The Reconquista
5
Nazism was opposed by this pope
Pope Pius X
Pope Pius XII
Pope Gregory XV
Pope John XXIII
6
What did the Council of Trent address?
The Protestant Reformation
The Church in the World
The Question of Gentile Converts
The Authority of the Pope
7
Laissez-Faire means this
Late Final
Capitalism
Leave alone
Lazy Fair
8
In Lutheran Theology Luther proposed a series of 4 Solas one of the following is not one of his ideas.
Sola Gratia
Sola Mariam
Sola Scriptura
Sola Fide
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The Byzantine Empire was the last standing part of this Empire
The Roman Empire
The Ottoman Empire
The Italian Empire
The Crusader Empire
10
Dante wrote this book
The Prince
On the Movements of the Divine Bodies
The Divine Comedy
Utopia
11
What did the First Vatican Council address?
The Church in the World
The Authority of the Pope
The Protestant Reformation
The Question of Gentile Converts
12
During the Renaissance Popes moved the Papal Court to Avignon. This was called what?
The Exile of the Pope
The Regin of Terror
The Babylonian Captivity
The Visit to France
13
This form of architecture originated in the Middle Ages and emphasized large open spaces and stained glass.
Romanesque
Gothic
Cubism
Medieval
14
St. Dominic Founded this mendicant order to combat the Albigensian Heresy.
The Order of Preachers
The Franciscans
The Dominoes
The Benedictines
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What did the Second Vatican Council (Vatican II) address?
The Protestant Reformation
The Church in the World
The Authority of the Pope
The Question of Gentile Converts
16
What were some of the problems in the Church that Luther was revolting against?
Indulgences
Educated Priests
Condemnation of Simony and Nepotism,
Holy Popes
17
Where were most Catholic immigrants who came to the United States from?
Ireland, Germany, Italy
Ireland, Spain, France
France, Spain, England
Germany, Portugal, Spain
18
This is NOT part of the structure of the Summa.
Question
Objections
Paragraph
Sed Contra
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The Battle of Lepanto achieved this for Christendom
A crushing defeat
Conquest of Jerusalem
Crippeling of the Ottoman navy
The destruction of the Spanish Armada
20
Who was involved in the 100 years war?
Scotland
France
Italy
Spain
21
You will find the influence of Marx in this field of study
Psychology
Theology
Philosophy
Economics
22
What do Secular Humanists believe?
That God is infinite
In the progress of humanity
That the world is created
In the goodness of Man
23
Who condemned the slave trade?
Pope Pius V
Pope John I
Pope Benedict X
Pope Gregory XVI
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Who was NOT one of the three Secular Humanists we discussed?
Sigmund
Marx
Schopenhauer
Charles
25
In the recent times of the Church Pope Pius X opposed this Heresy
Modernism
Deism
Spirituality
Ordinary Hope
26
Many of the Renaissance Popes were corrupt but they also made these contributions to the Church
Great works of Philisophy
Strong Political Connections
Supporting the Crusades
Funding Works of Art
27
You will find the influence of Darwin in this field of study
Theology
Economics
Natural Science
Psychology
28
Marx was one of the originators of this philosophy.
Divinism
Communism
Liberalism
Americanism
29
Was 19th century Liberalism totally against Catholic Principles?
Yes
No
30
Which of the early Colonies didn't hate Christians?
New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
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What is Deism?
The Belief that God is like a clock maker
That God is a trinity of persons
That God is a loving Father
That God is one and only God.
