Flashcards in Lesson 13 Deck (10):
1
France was a nation that was predominately Catholic in the 16th century
True
2
England was a nation that was predominately Anglican in the 16th century
True
3
Zwingli's view of Scripture could be best described as the infallible Word of God.
True
4
Zwingli believed the doctrine of predestination, that man was either elect or reprobate.
True
5
Zwingli went so far in his teaching about predestination that he taught men are judged by outward signs.
True
6
The true church, according to Zwingli, was those who are part of the civil government of the land.
False
7
Zwingli believed the sacraments were a means of grace and salvation.
False
8
Zwingli believed that the act of Baptism was considered an initiation into the Christian's faith.
False
9
The Anabaptist believed in the total separation of Church and Religion
False
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