Laodicea

Question 1

Who is often called “the Moody of the South”?

Answer 1

Sam Jones

Question 2

Who was called by D. L. Moody “the greatest evangelist in the country”? His meetings were called “simultaneous evangelistic campaigns.”

Answer 2

J. Wilbur Chapman

Question 3

Who served as director of the Winona Lake Bible Conference, which was the world’s largest Bible conference in the 1920s?

Answer 3

William E. Biederwolf

Question 4

What Presbyterian served as the first president of BIOLA?

Answer 4

Louis T. Talbot

Question 5

Son of an alcholoic bartender who found new life in Christ at the Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago and founded 67 rescue missions.

Answer 5

Mel Trotter

Question 6

Radio preacher who hosted “The Lutheran Hour.”

Answer 6

W. A. Maier

Question 7

Whose weekly “Old Fashioned Revival Hour” became the most popular religious program during World War II?

Answer 7

Charles E. Fuller

Question 8

Who spread dispensational teaching through his Reference Bible, which was widely used and loved by Christians?

Answer 8

C. I. Scofield

Question 9

One of the most popular and influential preachers in America who served for 47 years as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Dallas, Texas, which grew to be one of the largest church in the world.

Answer 9

George W. Truett

Question 10

Evangelist and editor of the weekly Sword of the Lord.

Answer 10

John R. Rice

Question 11

Born in a gypsy wagon near London, England, and conducted evangelistic campaigns for over 70 years; perhaps the best-loved evangelist of all time.

Answer 11

Rodney “Gipsy” Smith

Question 12

“The Prince of Expositors” remembered for his unusual ability to expound the Word of God.

Answer 12

Campbell Morgan

Question 13

The author of the famous devotional classic My Utmost for His Highest, published after his death.

Answer 13

Oswald Chambers

Question 14

Who is probably the best-known missionary of the 20th century?

Answer 14

Jim Elliot

Question 15

What layman’s Bible distribution organization was founded to place Bible in hotels, motels, prisons, and other public places?

Answer 15

Gideans

Question 16

Devotee of the so-called “social gospel” who called the gospel “a slaughterhouse religion.”

Answer 16

Harry Emerson Fosdick

Question 17

“The Prophet of the Social Gospel.”

Answer 17

Walter Rauschenbusch

Question 18

Who, though exposed to and entrapped by liberal teachings during his German university studies, eventually analyzed liberalism as being both anti-Christian and anti-intellectual?

Answer 18

J. Gresham Machen

Question 19

What brilliant scholar spent forty-five years studying ancient languages, archaeology, and the history of the Old Testament in intricate detail to check out the claims of the “higher” critics?

Answer 19

Robert Dick Wilson

Question 20

The scholarly investigations of what Scottish archaeologist convinced him that the higher critic’s “discredited” book of Acts was historically accurate in all aspects?

Answer 20

Sir William Ramsay

Question 21

Who is remembered today as America’s Apostle to the Skeptics and as one of the finest personal and mass evangelists the world has ever encountered?

Answer 21

R. A. Torrey

Question 22

Master of Christian apologetics who convincingly refuted the hypothesis of evolution; his influence held in check the false philosophy of evolution during the first half of the 20th century.

Answer 22

Harry Rimmer

Question 23

What Swiss theologian fathered Neo-orthodoxy, using Biblical phrases but giving them liberal meanings?

Answer 23

Karl Barth

Question 24

What pastor coined the phrase “New Evangelicals” at a Fuller Seminary convocation?

Answer 24

Harold Ockenga

Question 25

Who became the leading "spokesman of the convictions and ideals" of the New Evangelicals?

Answer 25

Billy Graham

Question 26

What proved to be the catalyst that eventually put the 20th century church into the lukewarm condition of the Laodicean church?

Answer 26

New Evangelicalism

Question 27

What group of converted hippies began to exert a strong influence for the gospel, resulting in the conversion of many in the hippie subculture?

Answer 27

Jesus People

Question 28

What movement begin in the late 1960s with its emphasis on speaking in tongues, bodily healing, and miracle signs?

Answer 28

Charismatic (New Pentecostal)

Question 29

Whose Basic Youth Conflicts seminars, which began in the late '60s, had a strong impact on the national Christian community in stressing submission to authority, righteousness, and holy living?

Answer 29

Bill Gothard

Question 30

"The Father of the Enlightenment" who openly attacked Christianity in the name of reason.

Answer 30

Voltaire

Question 31

Voltarie's philosophy that man's reason is the sole criterion for truth.

Answer 31

Rationalism

Question 32

Rousseau's philosophy that man is naturally good but society is bad.

Answer 32

Romanticism

Question 33

What German philosophers said that truth is relative and dependent upon man's feelings or reasoning ability?

Answer 33

Immanuel Kant and G. W. F. Hegel

Question 34

An American Unitarian minister and the founder of Transcendentalism who taught that man should live close to nature and commune with it.

Answer 34

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Question 35

Who popularized the pragmatic philosophy that an idea or an action should be judged solely by its results, regardless of any moral or Scriptural considerations?

Answer 35

William James

Question 36

The false philosophy of existentialism was born in the fervid iimagination of what German philosopher?

Answer 36

Friedrich Nietzsche

Question 37

What document stated that the universe is self-existent and not created, that man is part of nature and is shaped largely by his environment, that religion must be divorced from a belief in the supernatural, and that "a socialized and cooperative economic order must be established to the end that the equitable distribution of the means of life be possible”?

Answer 37

Humanist Manifesto I

Question 38

What document called itself "a design for a secular society on a planetary scale" and proposed a one-world order?

Answer 38

Humanist Manifesto II

Question 39

The three tenents of what movement is monism (all is one), pantheism (all is god), and humanism (we are gods)?

Answer 39

New Age Movement

Question 40

What popular notion in education that elevates primitive and even barbaric cultures to the level of Western civilization?

Answer 40

Cultural relativity

Question 41

Notion in higher education has three aspects: moral or cultural relativity, hostility against our American heritage, and the fragmentation of society.

Answer 41

Political correctness