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73 Cards in this Set
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What did rybarczyk say is admirable about fundamentalists?
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they believe in truth
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What are the 5 points of the Niagara creed?
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1. Inerrancy of the bible
2. Virgin birth 3. The full deity of Christ 4. The substitutionary atonement of Christ 5. The bodily resurrection and physical return of Christ |
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What was the name of the mother church of Pentecostalism
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azusa street mission
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In what city was Pentecostalism’s mother church located
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los angeles
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What do Pentecostals believe is the sign of spirit-baptism?
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glossolalia
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Who were the two fathers of the Pentecostal movement?
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-John Wesley AND Charles Parham
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Vanguard was started by which Pentecostal denomination
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Assemblies of God
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What are the 2 largest churches of god denominations in the USA?
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Church of God in Christ and
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Around the globe are most Pentecostals in denominations or independent
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independent
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What is holiness Pentecostal?
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Sanctification is an experience/event/crisis moment
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Pentecostals tend to be more egalitarian than evangelicals because of the Pentecostal belief in what?
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spiritual gifts
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What is Glossolalia?
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Unknown gibberish, least of the gifts, and evidence of ths spirit-baptism
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Pentecostals believe that a spiritual gift indicates that god wants us to do what with it?
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use it as an oppurtunity
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When people live in the spirit, are open to the spirit, are they less likely or more likely to be missionally driven?
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more likely
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Rybarczyk said Pentecostalism with its practice of praying in glossolalia is not irrational but instead is
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arational: doesnt care about reason
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To what other human activities did rybarczyk compare praying in tongues
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-Artists: lose self-awareness
-Athletes: in the zone -Actors: becoming the role |
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Define xenolalia
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strange/foreign
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Pentecostals are characterized by populism. What does that mean how does it give them an advantage over Catholics?
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populism: by and or and of the people
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What was the collective state of mind of Roman Catholic Church in and around Vatican 1?
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“In all places and all times, all churches should agree with the roman church”
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Following V1 who did Catholics believe were the truest Christians?
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those baptized in the name of the trinity
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At V1 to whom did ministry belong
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ministry was a clerical prerogative
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Protestants declared that the bible was inerrant about the same time that roman Catholics declared the pope was ___________. Both groups were seeking what by their varied declarations?
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infallible
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A pope only speaks ex cathedra concerning what 2 matters
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out of the seat of authority and
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What were the years during which Vatican 2 convened?
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1962-1965
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Translate into English the Italian word aggiornamento
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coming up to date, modernization and adaptation
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What were the 2 purposes that john 23 called Vatican 2
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bring the church up to date and promote Christian unity
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Because of v2 Roman Catholics call Protestants _________ brethren
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seperated
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Did Jesus used force/coercion to promote his own agenda? Did Mohammed?
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No/Yes
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Jesus refused to be a ______ messiah
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political
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In the city of medina how many men did Mohammed behead?
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600-700
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5 centuries before the crusades how much of the Christendom was leveled by Islam
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half
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Islam is unique as a religion concerning violence. How is this so
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compromised a motive of their warfare. Koran teaches that allah wants muslims to conquer the world
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What was the original goal of the crusades?
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recapture the holy land
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Which famous and influential Muslim leader offered an apology for atrocities committed against Christians in the middle ages?
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mohammed
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Who did Foster develop as an historical paradigm of the Charismatic Tradition?
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Assisi, St. Francis
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what wild animal did this figure tame?
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a wolf
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Who did Foster site as a biblical paradigm of the Charismatic Tradition?
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Apostle Paul
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Who did Foster site as a contemporary paradigm of the Charismatic Tradition?
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William J. Seymour
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What gift did this contemporary figure’s wife receive from the Holy Spirit?
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Speaking in tongues
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Finish Frank Bartleman’s famous quotation, “The color line________________.”
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“was washed away in the blood.”
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For William Seymour, what was the more important sign of the coming of the spirit?
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Speaking in tongues
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Foster says that the spirit’s charismata do what with our actions?
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The effect of one’s actions greatly exceeds the input of the human being
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What is the first major strength of the Charismatic Tradition?
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It offers an ongoing correction to our impulse to domesticate God.
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What are the first two perils of this Tradition?
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1. The danger of trivialization
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Who did Foster develop as a historical paradigm of the Social Justice Tradition?
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john woolman
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what social policy did this historical figure challenge?
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slavekeeping
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Who did Foster site as a biblical paradigm of the Social Justice Tradition?
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amos
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Who did Foster site as a contemporary paradigm of the Social Justice Tradition?
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dorothy day
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What, in English, are the three great themes of this tradition?
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Justice
loving kindness peace |
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what are the three arenas for social justice?
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Personal arena
social arena institutional structures |
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What are the 2nd and 4th major strengths of the Social Justice Tradition?
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-It is constantly calling us to a right ordering of society -social justice gives relevance and bite to the language of Christian love.
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What are the first two perils of the Social Justice Tradition?
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-Strident legalism
-become an end in itself |
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What Old Testament prophet is especially pertinent for Pentecostalism?
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joel
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Within what Christian tradition did Seymour’s parents raise him?
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baptist
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Why did Seymour sit in the hall of Parham’s Bible school in Houston?
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Because of “Jim Crow” laws, he had to be separated from the other students
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how many attendees could fit into the Azusa Street Mission?
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Between 300-350 people
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By 1907 how many of the Mission’s magazines were being printed?
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40,000
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Speaking to the issue of race, what was Frank Bartleman’s famous quote?
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The color line was washed away in the blood.
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What caused Seymour to be blind in one eye?
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His bout with smallpox
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8. What did the on-line writer say is the cause of Seymour’s greatness?
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His concern for spiritual empowerment and unity.
Vatican Council |
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What was the father’s original plan?
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Raise men to a participation of the divine life.
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Whom does the Catholic Church see in the poor and suffering?
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Sees the image of its poor and suffering Founder.
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What do the Catholics believe arouses the discernment of the faithful?
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Hope and works through charity.
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Does Lumen Gentium believe the church is necessary for salvation?
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yes
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Complete the following sentence, “A council is never ecumential unless it is confirmed or at least accepted as such by__________.”
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The successor of Peter.
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When will the church experience the “final age of the world?”
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It is already experiencing the final age
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Where do Catholics believe they are especially united to the church in heaven?
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Reestablished in Christ
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What has been the traditional-historical geographical/nationality based stereotype of Christianity?
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Christianity is the religion of the west.
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On what continents is Christianity experiencing its greatest growth?
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europe
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behind Europe, which continent has the most Christians today?
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latin america
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By 2025, which continent will have the most Christians?
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latin america
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How is it that the poorer peoples may come to have great influences within the world?
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They have a higher birth rate, therefore larger populations to change the world.
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How do Muslims typically respond to those who want to leave Islam?
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The result is death; if you leave you aren’t going back.
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