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Stupid Test Flashcards

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John Wycliffe

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14th Century

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John Hus (rhymes with Goose)

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15 Century, fascinated with Wycliffe, burned at stake 1414, called burning goose!

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Wicliffes Rules for Study

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Reliable text, logic, compare the parts, humble seeking, receive HS instruction.

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Church reaction to Wicliffe

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Only Latin Sacred, Removed all Bible texts from anyone bu priests, Wycliffe condemned as heretic- 1377

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Reasons for Reformation

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Political Factors, Ecnomic Factors, Intellectual Factors, Moral Factors, Social Factors, Theological Factors

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Martin Luther

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Germany, Diet of Worms (Nailed list to church)

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Anabaptists (Zwingli)

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Switzerland, 1527, Baptism of BELIEVER, pacifists, separation of Church and state

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John Calvin

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Switzerland, TULIP- total depravity, unconditional election, limited atonement, irresistible grace, perseverance of saints

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Anglicans & Henry VIII

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Edward VI-Protestant
Mary I- Catholic
ElizabethI- Protestant

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Puritans & Separatists

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England,Puritans Purify the church from popery
separatists- separate to cleanse
Scroobys- full immersion
mayflower compact covenant

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William Tyndale

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England

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Imperishable Principles of Protestant Heritage

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Word of God (only rule of faith and practice), justivication of the believer by faith, without words, priesthood of believers, religions libery, strengthening of state and its deliverance from subservience to Rome, ethical value of life-sanctity of work-marriage-children-home, virtues of thrift and industry

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Henry VIII the ladies man

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Married Katherine of Aragon-divorced-Mary Tudor
Anne Boleyn- Executed- Elizabeth
Jane Seymour- Died in childbirth- Eward (died)
Catherine Howard- Executed
Anne of Cleves- Annulled
Catherine Parr- outlived Henry

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Henry VIII policy

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Act of Supremacy, Act of Succession, Sir Thomas Moore (lord chancellor, once a friend, executed after long imprisonment_

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Council of Trent

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1545

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Wycliffe’s Bible

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NT into English from Latin

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Tyndale’s Bible

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From Greek to Hebrew

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Result of 2nd great awakening & evangelical revival

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missionary movement, social justice movement (slavery, alcohol, education to the poor) rise of para-church groups, circuit evangelists, denominational births/schisms, WOMEN ENTER MINISTRY.

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Missionaries

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William Carey- First modern missionary 1761-1834
David Livingstone- Africa
Hudson Taylor- China
Adoniram Judson- India
Amy Carmichael- India
20
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Anti Slavery

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Clapham sect
William Wilberforce
William Garrison

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Para-church organizations

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Interdenom. Religious Tract Society 1799
Foreign Bible Society 1804
American Board of Foreigh Missions 1810
American Bible Society 1816
American SS Union 1817-1824
American Tract Society 1825
YMCA 1844
YWCA 1894
SS Assicuation 1907
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Circuit Rider Evangelists

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Dwight Moody, William Seymour, Billy Sunday

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Denom. Births

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Holiness Movement (TSA 1865, Assemblies of God 1906)
Morman 1827
SDA0 1868
Christian Scientists 1875
Jehovas Wittnesses 1914
African methodist Zion 1870s
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Destroyers of Christianity

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Darwin-Biological
Marx- Economical
Freud- Behavioural
Nietzche
Hitler
KKK/Racism
School Prayed removed
Historical Jesus Movement
Communism
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Defenders of Christianity

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Deitrich Bonhoeffer, MLKJ, CS Lewis,

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3 faces of Christianity

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Greek Orthodoxy
Roman Catholic
Evangelism

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Roger Williams 1603?*1683

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Anglian Preacher, nonconformist, founder of providence, founder of Baptist church in amerian, religious freedom, friend to indians.

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Anne Hutchinson 1591-1643

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Bible Translator in Mass
Held cottage meetings
banned by state/expelled from colony
killed my indiants

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William Penn

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quaker, founder of Philly, home for persecuted religions, true freedom of religion

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Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, Francis Asbury

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Cross social boundaries, crossed geographical boundaries, crossed denominational boundaries

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Charles Finney

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lawyer, revival methods, president of oberlin college in ohio

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Nicholas Copernicus

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Earth revolves around sun

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Galileo

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1564-1642

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Nikolaus Zinzendorf

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Luteran, German noble, believed in person piety and a religious conversion

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John Wesley

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England Anglican
founder of methodism
holiness sanctification

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Pascal

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Frace, Catholic, mathematician, the famous wager

37
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Philip Jakob Spener

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Founder of Pietism

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