CHHI 510 Exam 2

CHHI 510 Exam 2

CHHI 510 Exam 2 Liberty University

CHHI 510 Quiz: First Century to the Present

CHHI 510 Quiz: The Persecuted Church to the Reformation and Counter-Reformation

Set 1

1. Charles Finney shifted the emphasis in conversion to
2. Friederick Schleiermacher, the “founder of modern theology,” was brought up as a
3. The Council of Nicaea II confirmed
4. The premier Catholic theologian of the Medieval period and the author of Summa Theologica, was
5. Calvinism was taken to Scotland by
6. John Calvin’s most influential work was his
7. Founded in the early 900s, this monastery launched significant medieval Church reforms
8. Philip Melanchthon became the leader of the Lutheran movement after the death of
9. In 1961 Pope John XXIII called for
10. The first monastery of the Benedictine order was founded at
11. Which of the following was an early Christian text that ultimately was not
    included in the NT canon?
12. Which of the following has not posed an intellectual challenge to Christianity since 1800?
13. Which of the following works was written by an early Apologist?
14. Which of the following heresies was prominent before Nicaea and opposed by Tertullian?
15. The Anabaptists were persecuted throughout Europe by
16. The sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God,” was preached by
17. The so-called “Five Points of Calvinism” originated with
18. Cyprian of Carthage was martyred during which Emperor’s persecution?
19. Menno Simons, a Catholic priest who converted to Anabaptism, founded the
20. The most influentialwork of Erasmus of Rotterdam was his
21. On November 10, 1793, the Church of Notre Dame was renamed
22. Schleiermacher believed that religion was all about
23. Christianity outside the West, and across denominational boundaries, is spreading fastest in the form of
24. The Council of Chalcedon, in expressing the doctrine of the incarnation, adopted
25. The Great Schism occurred because the pope had added this phrase to the Nicene Creed.
26. John Hick’s “Copernican Revolution” in theology is essentially
27. The Council of Ephesus rejected Nestorianism and
28. Calvinistic Protestants in France were called the
29. Martin Luther posted his Ninety-five Thesisto the castle church door in Wittenburg on
30. The leader of the Swiss Reformation after the death of Zwingli was
31. Which of the following is notan Arminian group?
32. Luther and Zwingli failed to unite the Reformation movement because of a disagreement over
33. Which of the following was nota pre-Reformation reformer?
34. Papal infallibility was made a matter of sacred doctrine at which council?
35. Constantinople fell to the Seljuk Turks in
36. The First Crusade began after a rousing sermon by
37. The great scholastic theologian of the Eastern Church was
38. The Council of Nicaea I rejected
39. Who of the following was nota philosopher whose works led to the secularization of Europe?
40. “Enlightenment was of the _____. Secularization is of the _____.
41. The Council of Trent was called to
42. The Anabaptist movement in Switzerland grew out of study group led by
43. King Henry VIII broke with the Church of Rome in order to
44. The Cappadocian Fathers influenced the outcome of the Council of
45. In England, the dominant voice of dissent within the Anglican Church came from the
46. The movement known as “Pietism” was founded in response to the deadness of Lutheran formalism by
47. Patrick was a British-born Roman noble who carried the gospel to
48. Andrew Fuller and William Carey, the “Fathers of Modern Missions,” were
49. The first significant challenge to Calvinistic orthodoxy came from
50. Constantine issued the Edict of Milan in

Set 2

1. In 1961 Pope John XXIII called for
2. Constantinople fell to the Seljuk Turks in
3. Christianity outside the West, and across denominational boundaries, is spreading fastest in the form of
4. Patrick was a British-born Roman noble who carried the gospel to
5. Cyprian of Carthage was martyred during which Emperor’s persecution?
6. The sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God,” was preached by
7. The premier Catholic theologian of the Medieval period and the author of Summa Theologica, was
8. On November 10, 1793, the Church of Notre Dame was renamed
9. Luther and Zwingli failed to unite the Reformation movement because of a disagreement over
10. The Cappadocian Fathers influenced the outcome of the Council of
11. John Calvin’s most influential work was his
12. Menno Simons, a Catholic priest converted to Anabaptism, founded the
13. The monastery at Cluny was founded in
14. Calvinistic Protestants in France were called the
15. “Enlightenment was of the _____. Secularization is of the _____.
16. King Henry VIII broke with the Church of Rome in order to
17. Charles Finney shifted the emphasis in conversion to
18. The most influential work of Erasmus of Rotterdam was his
19. Which of the following works was written by an early Apologist?
20. Which of the following was an early Christian text that ultimately was not
    included in the NT canon?
21. Which of the following has not been a challenge of Christianity since 1800?
22. The first significant challenge to Calvinistic orthodoxy came from
23. Which of the following was not a philosopher whose works led to the secularization of Europe?
24. The Council of Nicaea II confirmed
25. The leader of the Swiss Reformation after the death of Zwingli was
26. The Great Schism occurred because the pope had added this phrase to the Nicene Creed.
27. The Council of Chalcedon, in expressing the doctrine of the incarnation, adopted
28. The Council of Trent was called to
29. Which of the following is not an Arminian group?
30. The First Crusade began after a rousing sermon by
31. The great scholastic theologian of the Eastern Church was
32. Philip Melanchthon became the leader of the Lutheran movement after the death of
33. The Anabaptists were persecuted throughout Europe by
34. Schleiermacher believed that religion was all about
35. Constantine issued the Edict of Milan in
36. The Anabaptist movement in Switzerland grew out of study group led by
37. Calvinism was taken to Scotland by
38. The so-called “Five Points of Calvinism” originated with
39. Martin Luther posted his Ninety-five Thesis to the castle church door in Wittenburg on
40. Andrew Fuller and William Carey, the “Fathers of Modern Missions,” were
41. John Hick’s “Copernican Revolution” in theology is essentially
42. The movement known as “Pietism” was founded in response to the deadness of Lutheran formalism by
43. Which of the following was not a pre-Reformation reformer?
44. Which of the following heresies was prominent before Nicaea and opposed by Tertullian?
45. Friederick Schleiermacher, the “founder of modern theology,” was brought up as a
46. The Council of Ephesus rejected Nestorianism and
47. The Council of Nicaea I rejected
48. In England, the dominant voice of dissent within the Anglican Church came from the
49. The first monastery of the Benedictine order was founded at
50. Papal infallibility was made a matter of sacred doctrine at which council?