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| What don't monks have that much time for? |
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| What happened to Martin Luther? What was a result of this? |
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| Kicked out of church and started a new church |
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| What is being kicked out called? |
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| T or F Martin Luther wante to start a new church |
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| Who does Luther marry and why? |
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Ex-nun
she was too old and noone would marry her |
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| Who also breaks off with the Catholic Church? |
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| Who are three Protestant reformers? |
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John calvin
ulrich Zwingli
henry VIII (8th) |
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| Who began the Anglican church? |
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| What are two sources of knowledge of God for Protestants? |
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Scripture
and not really about tradition |
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| What tradition does the Protestant church practice? |
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| The tradition that your church teaches you |
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| What don't Protestants need to follow? |
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| Overtime, what did Protestant churches split into? |
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| What is a somewhat recent estimate of how many denominations are there? |
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| What are four reasons why denominations split off? |
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Doctrine (church teaching)
organization (who can be a pastor)
social issues
slavery |
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| What are two protestant church practices? |
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| What is God's presence and grace mediated through an ordinary thing or event? |
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Human ceremonies
rituals
not ordinary objects |
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| What is an outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace? |
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| For sacraments, what does it mean by an outward/visible sign? |
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| They contain physical, visible elements (ordinary thing or event) (marriage is an example) |
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| For sacraments, what does it mean by an inward/spiritual sign? |
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| The visible element points to something spiritual that is happening ("God's presence and grace mediated") |
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| How many sacraments does the Catholic Church recognize? |
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| How many sacraments does the eastern orthodox recognize? |
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| How many sacraments does the protestant Church recognize? |
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| Who was Jesus baptized by? |
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| How was John the baptist related to Jesus? |
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| What does the book of acts describe? |
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| New Christians being baptized |
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| In the early church, how long did it take to prepare for baptism? |
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| When was the baptism usually performed? |
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| What is the outward/visible sign of a sacrament in baptism? |
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| How is a person baptized? |
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| Immersed or sprinkled with water |
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| What are three inward/spiritual sacraments of baptism? |
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Initiation into church- becoming a Christian
offers forgiveness and cleansing from sin
salvific |
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| What does the word salvific mean? |
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| Enables people to be spared from hell and spend eternity with Christ. |
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| What is the normal pattern for the New testament with baptism? |
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| Adults were baptized after faith in Christ |
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| What does the New Testament also mention about baptism? |
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| Instances of the whole household being baptized |
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| In the early church, how much do we know about baptism? |
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| Infants as well as adults were being baptized |
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| By the late 14th century what was the normal thing? |
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| What is an argument against infant baptism? |
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| Christianity is about choosing to place faith in Christ. |
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| What are three arguments for infant baptism? |
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- Parallels Jewish practice of circumcision
- emphasizes the grace of God in salvation, rather than human initiative
- church practice for 1800 years
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