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1
Which of the following is true regarding the biblical understanding of slavery?
The apostle Paul greeted slaves as kinsmen and fellow workers
All of the above
The ancient Hebrews had laws ensuring humane treatment of slaves
Slaves who had become Christians were to be considered brothers and sisters
2
Scientist known as the "father of modern chemistry" and wrote a manifesto on being fully Christian as a scientist. (3.8)
Shi Meiyu
Benjamin Rush
Robert Boyle
3
Purchased slaves by lots of 50 to 100 and then set them free. (3.3)
Krishna Bannerjee
Alcuin of York
St. Eligius
4
Why did Christians grow in population so quickly within the Roman Empire?
More slaves were converted and then freed
More men were converted than women and then converted thier wives
More women than men were converted and then had children
5
William of Ockham argued that people’s rights ought to be grounded in the actual, disputing what previous dominant idea?
postmodernism
theory of forms
positivism
human rights
6
Chinese doctor who worked to make binding girls' feet illegal. (3.4)
Shi Meiyu
Krishna Bannerjee
Josiah Wedgewood
7
Which terms is used to refer to the “sound doctrine” that a person believes?
orthopraxy
patronage
religion
none of these
8
Japanese educator who secured women's right to education. (3.4)
St. Eligius
Shi Meiyu
Tsuda Umeko
9
Which of the following is true of modern Christian missionaries?
They open hospitals.
All of the above.
They arrange for native Christians to receive medical training.
They provide medical care for native people.
10
Who founded the Brethren of the Common Life, which made possible the education of men like Erasmus and Martin Luther?
August Franke
Alcuin of York
Geert Groote
Thomas Perceval
11
Doctor who helped create the field of occupational health and wrote on medical ethics. (3.6)
Benjamin Rush
Thomas Perceval
Robert Boyle
12
Christian leaders in American colonies believed that biblical education was the basis for good citizenship. (3.5)
False
True
13
Established schools across Europe that became the first universities and developed a new style of handwriting. (3.5)
John Locke
Shi Meiyu
Alcuin of York
14
Which terms is used to refer to the “sound practice” that a person believes?
none of these
orthopraxy
patronage
religion
15
Sir Isaac Newton
wrote more about physics than he did theology. (3.8)
False
True
16
Christians grew in population quickly within the Roman Empire because there were more women converts than men. (3.4)
True
False
17
Political theorist who based arguments for human rights on a biblical view of creation. (3.2)
Benjamin Rush
John Locke
Robert Boyle
18
Which of the following can be associated with the abolition of slavery in England?
Treaty of Utrecht
All of the above
Society for Effecting the Abolition of Slave Trade
“Am I not a man and a brother?”
19
As a missionary to India,
William Carey
mastered Indian languages and translated the Bible into them. (3.7)
True
False
20
American doctor who who is referred to as the "father of American public education." (3.5)
John Locke
Benjamin Rush
Francis Collins
21
As important as they are, why is it that laws only sustain culture and do not actually shape it?
Laws do not judge what pople think
Laws are oppressive
Laws judge what people do
Laws are a for of imposed morality
22
What do Harvard, Princeton, and Yale Universities have in common?
They focused only on biblical education.
They were the only source of biblical education in America
All of the above
They were founded as Christian institutions
23
Known for Human Genome Project and authored
The Language of God: A Scientist Provides Evidence for Belief.
(3.8)
John Locke
Francis Bacon
Francis Collins
24
Why do people’s religion have such a big effect on how they influence culture?
It downplays belief and focuses on practice.
Guides what they think should/ shouldn’t be done in the world around them.
Expresses what they believe about the cause, nature, & purpose of universe
All of the above
25
In what way is it helpful to study Christian culture shapers?
To ignore their faults and see them as the heroes they are
To focus on their faults so that we don’t make the same mistakes
To see how they bore God’s image and imitate them in that
All of the above
26
During times of epidemics, Christians typically stayed away while everyone else tended to the sick. (3.6)
False
True
27
Activist who opposed destructive Hindu practices. (3.2)
Krishna Bannerjee
St. Eligius
Benjamin Rush
28
How did Christian charity affect the culture of the Roman Empire?
Roman emperors respected Christians more.
Fewer people looked to the pagan temples for help.
The Roman government was inspired to engage in charity.
All of the above.
29
Scientist who codified the scientific method. (3.8)
Tsuda Umeko
Josiah Wedgewood
Francis Bacon
30
The Romans practiced
patronage,
the taking in of poor individuals privately so their good works would not be seen. (3.7)
True
False
31
Laws
only sustain culture but do not actually shape culture. (3.1)
True
False
32
Why did Christian leaders in the American colonies emphasize biblical education so much?
believed would indoctrinate future citizens
believed would prepare citizens who would hold the government in check
believed was the basis for good citizenship
33
The Hindu practice of
suttee
was the practice of burning a woman to death on the funeral pyre of her husband. (3.4)
True
False
34
Created a famous jewelry design for the cause of opposing slavery. (3.3)
Benjamin Rush
Josiah Wedgewood
Francis Bacon
35
How does the basic format of Western music reflect the structure of the biblical narrative?
mirrors the tension of the fall
mirrors the resolution of redemption
mirrors the harmony of creation
It doesn't mirror the biblical narrative
36
Christianity places correct
practices
before correct
beliefs
. (3.1)
False
True
37
Augustine wrote
City of God
in response to harsh accusations by early Romans. (3.1)
False
True