CHHI 510 Test 3 exam (Questions + Answers) Solved

- Answer-Protestant denominationalism Lutheranism - Answer-Also called pietism. 3 stages of salvation: justification, sanctification, and something else Philip Jacob Spener - Answer-Lutheran pastor. Wrote Piea Desideria: pious desires. The church had lost its warmth and this is how to get it back. Pietism was born August Herman Franke - Answer-. Lutheran that said conversions should be dramatic and sudden because his was. Removed from an institute for this view Nikolaus Ludwig Count von Zinzendorf () - Answer-Lutheran that was involved in full time Christian service. Wanted to train refugees in pietism and send them all over the world. Many were moravians. Moravians - Answer-In 1727 they were observing communion and a revival broke out. Resulted in 100 year prayer meeting. They had someone praying for every hour of every day for 100 years. They got stuck on justification. Reformed denomination - Answer-Rise of hypercalvinism. Not calvins teaching. Theadore Beza - Answer-. Reformed guy who worked with Calvin. Started supralapsarianism which is the belief that God predestined the fall so he could save the elect. Double predestination: God predestined lost and saved Francis Gomas - Answer-. Reformed guy who's view of supralapsarianism is that God predestined people to sin. Arminian response - Answer-Jacob Arminius, remonstrants, and synod of dort Jacob Arminius () - Answer-Was thought to be a good Calvinist in school. Lived in holland. Studied under beza. Went into a debate and people figured out he didn't like supralapsarianism. He was a professor and began to gain a following. He had a lot of stress from this ongoing debate.Remonstrants - Answer-Jacobs followers. Developed a response to hyper-Calvinism. They said that Christ chooses but that he died for all men. They said new birth was necessary. Said the grace of God could be resisted. Salvation remains secure to those who continue to believe. Synod of dort () - Answer-Tried to solve the Calvinism/Arminianism debate. Pretty much decided with the Calvinists. Came up with tulip in order to test a good Calvinist. TULIP - Answer-Tulips are from the Netherlands, not Geneva. Not from Calvin. Total depravity. Unconditional election. Limited atonement. Irresistible grace. Perseverance of the saint. Anglicanism () - Answer-Only somewhat distanced from Catholicism. Elizabeth I - Answer-. Anglican Puritans - Answer-Wanted a more thorough reform. Wanted to purify the Anglican church Separatists - Answer-Separating puritans. Within the Anglican Church but if happy with the Anglican Church. So they just left the church because they were fed up. Started separate conventicals (unauthorized Christian meeting) Five stages of reform in England - Answer-1. Roman Catholic 2. Anglican 3. Puritan 4. Separatist 5. Baptist James I () - Answer-Son of Mary Queen of Scots. Wanted to help the upper group which was the high Church, the puritans. He found himself helping the Anglican Church Hampton Court Conference - Answer-James I called this conference and they sided with the puritans because there were more from the high church representing than the low church. James set the bishops to come up with an authorized version of the BibleAuthorized version of the Bible - Answer-There were many different English translations of the Bible. Several were from reformers. Each of them were contending to be the main English Bible. Came up with the King James Version Bible which is the authorized version of the Bible in 1611 because of the Hampton Court Conference. Originally had the apocrypha in it. James was gay but he didn't work on it. The bishops did. Over 200 years later they had the revised version. 20 years later they came out with the American Standard version which was a revised American version of the King James. This started the different translations. 90 percent of the differences in translations today are insignificant