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| marxism has a proven track record of both a peaceful and a productive history of advance |
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| liberalism as an ideology advocates all of the following except |
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| supports the right of state management of all property |
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| All of the following define liberal theology except |
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| stresses redemption and salvation without forsaking the truth that God punishes sin |
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| all of the following were fundamentals of anti-modernist evangelical fundamentalism except |
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| Evangelical Christians look to ______ for statements of authoritative truth about doctrinal teaching |
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| True or false: According to McDuffee's reading of richard Dadd's fantasy painting. "The fairy feller's master stroke"..... |
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| which pope spoke infallibly by declaring the doctrine of the Assumption of mary, that mary had not died a bodily death.... |
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| All of the following is true about the 1934 Barmen declaration except |
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| repudiated that the church should not become itself an organ of the state |
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| According to Dietrich Bonhoeffer cheap grace means all of the following except |
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| an intellectual assent to the idea of grace is insufficient to secure remission of sins, with contrition required |
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| the theology of pope John Paul II may best be described as |
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| which of the following did the government promote throughout the soviet union before its collapse |
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| mainline theological thinking of european institutional christianity came to be characterized by all of the following except |
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| personal relationship with jesus leading to eternal bliss in heaven |
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| true or false: the hallmark of the 19th century protestant consensus had been the preaching of the full gospel: the dual necessities of individual salvation from sin by the blood of Jesus christ and of corporate dedication to pursing social righteousness |
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| true....pursing social righteousness |
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| which of the following is the most dynamic spiritual movement in world christianity? |
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| who said this: I have a dream |
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| who said this: the participation of women in the early church was not an irregular accident ,but rather the expression of an alternative world-view.... |
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| True or false: up until the mid-1990s the most significant trend after wwII throughout the world was the success of third world nationalism |
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| true....third world nationalism |
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| if spickard and cragg were correct, at least ______ percent of the world's christians now live in Asia, africa or latin america |
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| All of the following is true about liberation theology except |
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| liberation defined exclusively as freedom from oppressive social, economic and political conditions |
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| after roman catholicism what christian group is the larges in Latin America? |
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| the independent church movement flourishes most where? |
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| who said this: we are involved in the black liberation struggle because we are also deeply concerned for white liberation.... |
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| we known agnes gonxha bejaxhius as |
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| true or false: the sufferings of the chinese church under communist rule had actually weakened the church and caused it to shrink in size.... |
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| the cultivation of an arab nationalist political program arose within the join english-french military strategy aimed at defeating what empire in world war I? |
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| what nation suffered the highest proportionate loss of any participant in world war I? |
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| The treaty of versailles signed in 1919 included all of the following elements except: |
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| league of nations among the nations of europe |
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| the league of nations established what principle as a foundation of world order? |
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| only the fissure caused by the reformation matched the cultural and political split in europe caused by what set of ideas? |
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| with the beginning of the 20th century, what new realm of the human condition was discovered, explored and explained as crucial to understanding human behavior. |
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| Europe's greatest and most spectacular age of unchallengable power ended by the year |
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| with what nation was a treaty struck as part of the peace settlement ending wwI that was negotiated between equals and not imposed upon a defeated power? |
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| what incident provoked by what nation has been seen as the opening of the second world war? |
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| through immigration after wwI jews increased their presence in what territory once ruled by the defeated sultanate and caliphate of the ottoman empire? |
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| the prevailing civilization in europe and america thereatened by the great depression between wwI and wwII may best be described as |
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| in what country did fascist political activism succeed in mastering historical conservatism |
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| all of the following contributed to the success of fascism in italy and germany except |
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| strong support from roman catholic church |
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| between the two world wars the primary impetus for political ideology driving foreign policy was derived from |
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| how many successful communist or socialist revolutions were there in europe between wwII and wwII? |
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| hitler was able to secure legally acquired power in germany through all of the following means except: |
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| taking fulles advantage of the opportunities provided by economic prosperity and stability |
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| what single political decision more than any other sealed the eclipse of european power in international relations after wwII |
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| hitlers declaration of war against america |
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| all of the following countries ineurope were neutral during wwII except |
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| each of the following was one of the four great battles fought during 1942 to 43, that worked as the turning points in wwII except |
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| the holocaust was a unique atrocity for all of the following reasons except |
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| registered as the act of genocide with the greatest number of deaths |
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| true or false: to understand wwII as a moral struggle is to remember that the victors met and overcame the greatest challenge liberal civilzation has ever faced, even if that challenge was somehow a creation of that civilization |
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| revolutionary overthrow of capitalism |
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| of the seven european state empires that continued to exist after 195, which was the last to collapse between 1989 and 91 |
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| each of the following countries occupy the five permanent seats to the security council of the united nations except |
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| true or false: no matter what the ideological nature of the russian sate a strong, united germany would always be seen as a danger to russian interests |
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