Unit 1 Test

Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of early Puritan worship in America?

The archetype associated with "omniscience" and "discipline" but potentially "corruptibility" is:

How does Edwards' use of Biblical allusions contribute to his argument?

 What was the main purpose of Milman Parry and Albert Lord's fieldwork in Yugoslavia?

 What is the primary characteristic of oral tradition as a mode of communication?

 How does Edwards use the metaphor of a "spider" or "loathsome insect" to describe humanity?

Who uses oral traditions to navigate their territory through a series of short songs?

How did Edwards define "the elect" in his theology?

What effect does Edwards achieve by using phrases like "mere pleasure of God" and "arbitrary will"?

The Mwindo epic of the Nyanga people involves multiple media including storytelling, song, and movement.

What effect does Edwards achieve by using phrases like "inconceivable" and "inexpressible" to describe hell?

How did the Age of Reason (Enlightenment) influence religious thought?

 How did the Great Awakening initially begin in the American colonies?

According to Carl Jung's theory, archetypes are part of:

Which archetype is described as "a character naturally driven to push the boundaries of the status quo"?

According to Edwards' theology, what is the primary characteristic of God?

What is the primary purpose of Edwards' use of vivid imagery in the sermon?

 What did Edwards mean by moving from "head knowledge to heart knowledge" in his sermon?

What key feature allows oral traditions to maintain consistency across time and space?

What is the origin of the term "archetype"?

 What was the primary goal of the Puritans who came to America in the 1630s?

 How does Edwards use contrast in his language to strengthen his argument?

What are the three covenants in Edwards' theology?

How does Edwards' choice of second-person point of view ("you") impact the sermon's effectiveness?

 According to Edwards, what was the initial sin of humanity?