Comparative Religion: Catholicism to Quakers

The Orthodox are organized into ethnic groupings that all look to the Patriarch of _______ as a first among equals.

What does the word presbuteros mean?

After Jesus was executed, what did the disciples suffer at the hands of the Jews?

Fox wanted direct access to God and he believed that he had found it when he heard a ____.

Since Mary was mother of Jesus, and Jesus is God in the flesh, Mary is the ____ of God

He discovered that _____ is not something that can be attained by human effort but rather is God's gift.

A type of service the Quakers have is an ____ service where they sit in silence and wait to be moved to stand and speak.

A _______ sin is known as a lesser one and you don't need to go to confession for it.

When William Penn established the colony of _____, it became the first transatlantic place for Anabaptist churches.

In 1517, Luther posted his famous 95 _____ on the door of Wittenberg Castle Church.

According to Episcopalians, God started all of His Creation through the process of _____ and let it develop that way.

He wrote that the baptisms of all established churches were ____ because the NT never mentions infant baptism

Conrad ____ refused to baptize his infant daughter and was imprisoned.

The Wesley brothers traveled to _____ Georgia, where John had an unsuccessful experience as a minister.

The Catholic Church believes it has the authority to create, change, and enforce what?

The title "_____" in the modern sense, was first used by Leo of Rome in the fifth century.

Anabaptist comes from a Latin word meaning __-baptism

Ammann broke from the Mennonites in 1697 and his followers were called the _____

An _______ is a screen bearing icons that separates the nave of the church from the main sanctuary.

The 5th Sacrament which is often a part of the last rites:

Wesley became a leader of a small club jokingly called the "_____ Club."

Presbyterians believe in ______ -- that some are chosen for heaven, and others are not.

Those who die in Mortal Sin go to ____, a place of torment and everlasting punishment.

Knox was willing to confront anyone and he carried a ____ with him wherever he went.

The doctrine of ______ conception says that Mary was conceived w/o original sin.

George ____ was an Anabaptist who had rejected the outward show of religion.

Priests can grant certain dispensations that _______ a person from keeping the law

The Meidung was the practice of avoiding or ____ a sinning member of the Church.

Aside from the bread and wine, the Amish also practice ___-washing at communion.

After 1769, under Francis Asbury's leadership and the ministry of ____ riders, Methodism expanded across America.

A Swiss Mennonite Bishop, Jakob ____ felt a sinner should be shunned from all occasions, not just communion.

Paul is sometimes called the "Second ____ of Christianity"

The Catholic church added to the Nicene Creed the ___ clause, which ended up splitting the east and west in 1054

Mennonites have become known as a peace church because of their commitment to _________.

This commandment is combined with the first in Catholicism to help get away with idolatry:

The term "____ of Saints" means that the Church really exists in 3 states at the same time: earth, heaven, and purgatory

Roger ____, who founded the colony of Rhode Island, is considered one of the founders of the Baptist faith in America.

What asserts that when the Pope speaks officially on a matter of faith or morals, God keeps him from making errors?

John ____ is typically the man credited with being the first Baptist.

Luther translated the Bible from Latin into what language?

The 2nd key concept of the RCC is the Church as _____ Agent

Today there are well over how many different denominations, sects, and cults professing Christianity?

Mary was also a perpetual ___ and loved Joseph like a cousin.

The 6th Sacrament is like an ordination where a man is made a bishop:

_____ is what the Catholic Church calls the main worship service where the Eucharist, or Lord's Supper is taken.

The 4th sacrament, aka Penance or Confession:

They believe it is okay to use ____-dimensional picture or icons in their worship.

Martin Luther is sometimes called the father of _______.

A Book of ______ _______ is important for guidance in worship. It contains creeds, prayers, and devotions.

The 7th Sacrament which creates a permanent and exclusive bond between spouses:

At a Moravian meeting, Wesley felt his heart strangely ______ and began to trust in Christ alone for his salvation.

This emperor had a dream where he saw the name of Christ with the words "by this sign you will conquer"

The doctrine of the _____ of Mary means that her body was taken to heaven, unlike other Christians.

John ____ is the founder of methodism, along with his brother Charles.

A Catholic priest named Menno ______ in Holland rejected the priesthood and became Anabaptist.

The ____ Confession of Faith is the primary summary of Presbyterian belief.

What set of four books provides the best information we have about Jesus?

A _____ sin breaks the Ten Commandments and requires you to seek a sacrament of reconciliation.

Against idolatry, a Catholic might say, "We don't worship Mary, we _____ her."

Even though John Calvin laid the groundwork, the real founder of Presbyterianism is John ____.

Methodists use bread and ____ juice or non-alcoholic wine as symbols of the Lord's Supper.

The group called themselves "The Children of _____" after their belief in an "Inner Light"

Christianity began when which empire was at its peak?

Approximately 1 out of every ______ persons on earth is identified with Christianity in some way.

Christianity began as a sect as what other religion?

Many Methodists subscribe to the doctrine of _____ - that believers can become perfect in this life through the H.S.

The _____ of Rome eventually became the head of the entire church.

The 1st Sacrament which includes pouring water over the head of an infant:

They later began to call themselves the Society of ___.

One key concept of the Roman Catholic Church is the Church as ____ authority.

The Orthodox do not use the term mass to refer to their regular service, they use the term _______.

_______ is the destination for those who die in a state of grace, but still have some punishment due them

The 3rd Sacrament which follows the idea of bread and wine and transubstantiation:

They also call this _____-s baptism.

The church of England became independent of the RCC when King ____ VIII declared himself its chief authority.

_____ is the destination for those who die in a state of grace.

Following the example of George Whitefield, Wesley recognized that ____-____ services were successful for the public.

The 2nd Sacrament which is when the Holy Spirit comes into your life:

Simons theology was focused on _____ from this world and baptism by repentance symbolized this.

There is typically a strong emphasis on the _____ of God.