CHRS-125 Campbell University Test #4 Questions With Correct Answers.

True or False? The Reformation was a monolithic movement. - False ____________ reformers were those who carried out their reform efforts with the aid of the secular rulers. - Magisterial _____________reformers were those who carried out their reform efforts in opposition to/outside the power of the secular rulers. - Radical Martin Luther's doctrine of Justification by faith advocated that faith alone leads to _______________ - Salvation The idea behind _________________ is that in heaven there is a treasury of merit which contains all of the "extra" merit from various saints which was accessible to the pope who could sell this merit. - Indulgences In the year ___________________ Martin Luther composed the _________________ as a debate against the sale of indulgences. - 1517, 95 Theses Like Augustine, Martin Luther was driven by his sense of _____________ _________________. - Personal sinfulness What book was Luther studying when he had his "Tower Experience"? - Romans What are the three basic statements of Protestantism and how do they contrast with the Roman Catholic view? - 1. Believe in salvation by faith alone v. faith+ good works 2. Scripture is the sole authority vs. scripture and the pope 3. priesthood of the believer vs. priests as mediators___________________was the meeting in which Martin Luther was required to recant his writings and theology to which he refused. - Diet of Worms What was the major goal of Ulrich Zwingli's reform in Zurich? - To have the church return to the church in the New Testament Define transubstantiation, consubstantiation, and the symbolic view of communion - Transubstantiation: The bread and the wine are transformed into the body and blood of Jesus Christ. Consubstantiation: Christ is present in, with, and under the elements of the bread and wine. Symbolic View: Christ is only symbolically present in communion Which group/reformer is connected with which of the views on communion? - Transubstantiation: Catholics Consubstantiation: Lutheran Symbolic: Zwingli ____________________ wrote the Institutes of the Christian Religion. - John Calvin John Calvin implemented his reform in the city of ________________. - Geneva T/F John Calvin's goal was to set up a theocracy in the city of Geneva. - True T-- _________________: U--_________________: L--_________________ : I--_________________: P--_________________: - Total Depravity Unconditional Election Limited atonementIrresistible Grace Perseverance Who initiated the reform in England and for what reason? - Henry VIII because he wanted to get a divorce and the Catholic church wouldn't allow it.