Comparative Religion: Christianity

Their prayer meetings are called ____ drills.

David C. ___ was fired from Global and established the ____ Church of God.

The ______ are godly people, who fought with the ____ who became ancestors of Native Americans

While the Salvation Army is looked upon as a ___ ___ organization, they ___ the ___.

David ____ was appointed the first president, but refused to accept relocation of home office to ______

Music is an integral part of worship and evangelism, with the ___ band the most recognized feature.

The movement that became known as Jehovah's Witnesses began with Charles Taze _____.

Joe Junior and others decided they believed in the ____ and changed most of the ____ doctrines.

In 2007, the GCE decided to move the home office to ____, Texas. The relocation was rescinded by 10 votes.

_____, is an illusion to be dispelled by God

In 2009, Worldwide changed its name to ___ ____ International (GCI).

He says that ____ may be ordained as elders.

He became upset in 1933 and broke away to create a new organization based in _______, West Virginia.

The ___ movement is the trend of mainstream Christian congregations adopting beliefs similar to Pentecostalism.

Brigham Young relocated the LDS to ____ _____ Valley, and he became the first governor of ____ Territory

He claims that he and his wife are the "two ___"

She challenged Herbert to find biblical support for ____ observance. His studies convinced him his wife was right.

His son founded his own church called Church of God ____ (CGI).

Pentecostals emphasizes the teaching of the "full gospel" or "____ gospel"

There is a tradition of collecting monetary contributions in a red ____

They have their own translation of the Bible called the New _____ Translation.

The ___ is an ordinance designed to prepare participants to become kings and queens in the afterlife.

Herbert W. Armstrong married a schoolteacher, _____ Dillon, in 1924

Mrs. Armstrong began to keep the seventh-day ____ in the fall of 1926.

Mr. Armstrong's parents had neighbors who were members in the Church of God (____ ____).

Booth is attributed with saying, "Some of my best men are ____"

The 7th day Baptists introduced observance of the Sabbath to a congregation of Millerite ___ in New Hampshire.

He also published the "Holy Bible In Its ____ Order."

___ ____ is credited with founding the Pentecostal movement.

Salvationists believe that man can be saved through repentance, faith, and ____ ---but can fall away

Meredith founded the ___ Church of god in 1998

Worldwide began introducing a number of ___ changes in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

In 1989 Gerald ____ founded the ____ Church of God.

Cranmer began to investigate the ____ of E.G. White.

Eddy underwent a "great fall" when she slipped on _____

The 1970s saw the church become increasingly more ____.

A Nephite general, Mormon, wrote the history on Golden ____ that were buried by his son, ____, who later became an angel

Hiram Edson explained that the sanctuary was out of sight in ___ instead of on earth.

He was succeeded by Joseph ___, who introduced doctrinal changes including that ____ was when Christ returned.

When GTA got kicked out for stuff, he then started _____ Church of God (ICG).

The Seventh-Day ____ Church did not formally incorporate until 1860

____ is called the Ancient of Days and is also known as ____ the archangel

He taught that JC had returned in 1874, but ____.

Their approach has sometimes been referred to as "The Three 'S's": ___, ____, and ___

Mormons refugees gathered along the banks of the Mississippi in an Illinois settlement named ______

At the Passover Memorial service, the bread and wine is only for the _____ to take.

The organization is modeled after the ____ _____

He was removed from the church because of preaching observance of the ___ ___ and a form of ____-Israelism

Many Pentecostals call themselves ___ Pentecostals b/c they only believe in one divine being

Living has a different belief about how the 1st resurrection happens

In 1926 he introduced new emphasis on the importance of the name _____

He imposed his interpretations on the Church and transformed the Church's ____.

Rachel ___ was a member of the Seventh Day ___ Church.

After someone is baptized for a ____ person, their spirit still has the ability to choose whether or not to accept it.

The most exciting news is that they have a new ___ and a new ____

In January ____, Armstrong died and was succeeded by Joseph W. ____.

When JC did not return in October 22, 1844, the event was called the ___ _______

Employees of the church get furloughs instead of ____.

A reason UCG rejected top-down government was to not let anyone ____ the church like in WCG

They have a financial doctrine called a "___" where members give all extra money/assets to the church.

All that is real is _____, and salvation---or healing---lies in realizing that truth.

In the 1960s, ___ ___ Armstrong became the major radio and tv voice of The ____ Tomorrow.

Joseph ___ became known as the "Sabbath ___" for his zeal.

The Sabbathkeeping Adventist movement was still unorganized and was the same as James and Ellen ____'s.

In 1992, Roderick ___ formed the ____ Church of God

The church was founded by William _____, a former _____ minister who wanted to reach out to those who were ______

After leaving COG 7th Day, he usually called them the "___" Church

Rick ____ of the Church of God Fellowship left and started the ___ Church of God.

Ron ___ founded the "Church of God ____ for the ___ of God.

One of Parham's Bible students, Agnes Ozman, was considered the first to ___ in ____

Andrew N. ______ became the editor of the Bible Advocate in the early 1900s.

Phinehas P. ______ claimed that all physical disease was caused by mental error.

He began teaching that the saints would be ____ on Pentecost and return with Christ on Trumpets.

Officers must always wear a ________

In 1979 Fred ___ left and started what became the Christian ___ Church of God.

Most of those who remained formed the Church of God Christian ______ which ended up dissolving.

After Smith was killed by a mob, ___ ___ was made leader of the Church.

The Greek word used by Pentecostals for speaking in tongues is _____

When bates stopped in Michigan, his hosts, the Hewitts, had a houseguest by the name of Gilbert ____.

Mr. Armstrong called his ministry the "____" Church of God until 1968.

The Book of Mormon contains the lost history of the _____.

They moved from the Midwest to Eugene, _____.

Most of the church decided to merge in 1949 and the reunited Church of God now has its headquarters in ____, Colorado.

Who founded the LDS Church and Mormons?

Paul addressed speaking in tongues when writing to the church in ____

The "Church of Christ, Scientist" was founded by Mary Baker _____

The official crest bears the Salvation Army war cry: ____ and _____

Mr. Armstrong also taught a unique understanding of the "Last ____ Day."

William Miller proclaimed that the cleansing of the ____ would take place within a year after March 21, 1843.

A revelation stated that Kirtland, ____, was the eastern boundary of the New _____

They call their doctrinal statement the Articles of _____.

_____ marriage is designed and destined to last beyond the grave and into the eternities.

He began referring to himself as "That ____" and claims that the little book of Revelation is his book "____'s Message"

He feels we should "___ our eyes"

The Pentecostals seek what they called a 'baptism with the __ __' to get spiritual gifts described in the book of ___

Christian Science consists of an idea that physical matter is an ____

In ____, Herbert Armstrong banished his son and kicked him out of the Church for the last and final time.

Pack teaches that the entire book of ____ no longer applies and there will be 2 ________

In 1995, the ____ Church of God was founded, but not by an individual who wanted to start his own church.

Most Pentecostals trace their history to the ___ Street Revival.

He told them that if anyone speaks in a tongue, there should be someone to ____

In 1858, Cranmer organized the Church of ___, which is the forerunner of the Church of God (____ Day).

The disagreement of the location eventually led to a split, starting the Church of God, a ____ Association

Mr. Armstrong was ordained by the ____ Conference of the Church of God in June 1931.

___ atonement is a controversial doctrine which teaches the Christ's sacrifice does not apply to the worst crimes.

Salvationism has sometimes been called Methodism without ____ b/c they don't practice ___ or ____.

Smith pronounced ____, Missouri as the 'center place' of Zion...where Christ would return for the millennium

In 1938, he was asked to turn in his ___ for preaching contrary to church ____.