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RELI 160D2 1st EditionExam 2 Study Guide: Lectures 9 - 14Lecture 9What are the two biggest groups of Anabaptists?Mennonites and AmishWho was the founder of the Anglican Church?King Henry VIII.Why was Ann Boleyn’s head cut off?She was accused of sleeping around.What helped Queen Elizabeth stabilize England?The Book of Common PrayerWhat is a pope?The head of a Catholic ChurchWhat are the two main things that Monks do?Pray and work.Lecture 10What dominates Catholic thinking, and why?Trent, because it gave deep answers to protestant reformers’ questions.What was the goal of the four regulations?To create unity.What are the three things that led to the Vatican council?1. Biblical scholarship 2. Study and experience of other religions 3. Cultural changes.In 1960, who decided that a change needed to be made, and that the scriptures needed to be more relevant?Pope John XXIII.Lecture 11How do Puritans feel about education?They have a great attitude toward education and good literature.What do Puritans think about card playing and gambling?That it is a waste of time. It is forbidden.What are the three areas in need of purification?The individual, the church and the society.How many denominations of Baptists are there within Puritanism, and which is the largest?29. Southern Baptist.Who is the founder of the Baptist Church?John SmytheWhat do general Baptists believe regarding heaven?Everyone is redeemed; we’ll all go to heaven.True or false? Baptist teachings say that once one is save, one is always saved.True.How do Quakers feel about war?They are completely opposed.Lecture 12Where did John Wesley attend school?OxfordWhat are two things Methodists are against?Gambling and alcoholWhat is the goal of Methodists?To give a boost to the Anglican Church, and to get people involved so that they can teach others.What is the Doctrine of Assurance Salvation?An inner conviction of being forgivenWhat do they believe regarding perfection?Strive for it even though you will never reach it. Only Jesus reached it.When does final justification come? And what does it depend on? (According to Methodists)It comes at the end of life, depending on how you have lived your Christian life.True or false? By the end of the 18th century, the Methodist church was the largest.True.Lecture 13How does baptism work for Mormons?Baptism must be done by emersion. True or false? Mormons believe coffee warms the soul.False. They do not drink caffeine.What do fundamentalists reject?All biblical criticism; the bible is flawless.True or false? All fundamentalists oppose dancing.False. Many are opposed to all kinds of dancing, but some are okay with it.What do the Evangelicals believe regarding the bible and heaven?The bible tells us how to go to heaven, not how the heavens go.What are “main line” Christians?80% of the Christian world. Roman Catholics, Episcopalian, Lutheran, etc.What do liberal Christians believe regarding human kindness?They believe in the goodness of humans, and that the need for humans to help each other is what holds Unitarians together.Lecture 14Describe the 114 Suras.They are not chronological; they are organized by length. The first Sura has become a prayer; it is really short. It’s about 4/5 the size of the Christian scriptures.What is a Hafiz?Someone who has memorized the Suras.What are the five pillars of Islam?Witnessing, ritual prayer, fasting, Almsgiving and pilgrimage.What is the term for informal prayer? And the term for community prayer?Informal prayer – Dua. Community prayer – Juma. When does Almsgiving usually take place?Usually at the beginning of Ramadan, but can be given at any time.What are the four roots of Islamic law?1.Qur’an2.Sunnah3.Ijma4.QiyasWhat does the Door of Ijtihad signify?If the door is closed, you’re a strict traditionalist. If you say it’s open, you’re a modernist.What are the two main teachings of Islam?1.There is but ONE God. Not a trinity.2.There will be a last judgment. Preach the joys of heaven and the sadness of


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