Chapter 3 Student Study Guide without Answers
- “Grievance literature” addressed each of the following except:
- Geographical location of the Vatican
- Financial excesses
- Papal preoccupation with social status
- Political power
- What is a “diet”?
- A public forum for airing debates
- A list of books banned by the Vatican
- A legislative assembly
- A pattern of culturally-shaped behaviors
- Frederick the Wise had Luther kidnapped so that he could:
- Turn him in for the bounty
- Provide him safe refuge
- Have him burnt at the stake
- Read Luther’s writings before anyone else
- Each of the following beliefs was a key aspect of Protestantism except:
- Rejection of papal authority
- Justification by faith
- Rejection of the Old Testament
- Priesthood of all believers
- Which of the following did Luther refer to as “an epistle of straw”?
- Titus
- Timothy
- Philemon
- James
- Luther held that each of the following should be in the following should be in the vernacular (the commonly spoken language) except:
- The Bible
- Papal documents
- The liturgy
- The sermon
- Luther was opposed to the selling of indulgences because:
- he wanted the money to be used to build German cathedrals, not Roman ones.
- he thought the idea of Purgatory was theologically mis-guided.
- he wanted to remain true to the apostolic tradition of holding all things in common.
- he did not believe the pope had any authority over Purgatory.
- Zwingli understood the Lord’s Supper to be
- A sacrament to be celebrated in both kinds.
- The real presence of Christ made possible through transubstantiation.
- A remembrance of Christ’s death in his absence and an anticipation of his return.
- A symbolic gesture of unity.
- Calvin was expelled from Geneva because
- He rejected Luther’s doctrine of the priesthood of all believers
- He supported Luther’s doctrine of justification by faith
- He taught predestination
- He denied the real presence in the Eucharist
- Each of the following were primary elements of Anabaptism except:
- Adult baptism
- Common ownership of property
- Celebration of communion in both kinds
- Pacifism and non-resistance
- Which of the following is primarily responsible for beginning the English Reformation?
- Henry VIII
- Charles V
- Mary, Queen of Scots
- Pope Leo X
- Ignatius Loyola did which of the following?
- Called for the Council of Trent
- Mediated the Peace of Westphalia, ending the Thirty Years War
- Advocated on behalf of the Protestant movement
- Founded a new religious order
- Confessionalization resulted in each of the following except:
- The privatization of religious practices
- The development of state churches
- The politicization of theological differences
- The practice of “proof-texting”
- The Puritans opposed each of the following practices except:
- Bowing at the name of Jesus
- Making the sign of the cross
- Tithing to the church
- Exchanging wedding rings
- When science and Scripture seem at odds with one another, Calvin suggested that the Christian interpreter of Scripture bear in mind:
- The principle of sola Scriptura
- The traditional teachings of the church fathers as a compass
- The principle that Scripture interprets Scripture
- God adjusts to the limits of the human mind