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43 Cards in this Set
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What draws an opinion based on the past, uses facts of what is known, doesn't use your own opinion, and demands that we read for historical significance?
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The Historical Approach to Religion
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What usues religious documents written in the particular moment (such as the bible and the influence of the times)?
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The Historical Approach to Religion
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What places yourself in the religion, is concerned with how God wants us to behave with each other and the sacred, and looks for the ultimate meaning?
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The Confessional Approach to Religion
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What is defined by the class as, not inherited, rituals and traditions of a community?
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Lived Religion
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What forces scholars to investigate the mixing of the sacred and profance, spirit and matter?
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Lived Religion (Orsi's definition)
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What were some sources for Lived Religion?
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Sacred Texts, History and traditions, Aftifacts, People, and Encyclopedias
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Which kind of stories explain how the world came into being for a specific group and that group's relationship with the land and its inhabitants?
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Creation Stories
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Creation stories turn the groups homes into what?
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Sacred Space
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The Indians saw the world as a large kinship network that extended into what?
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Past and Future, (Not only with each other, but with the spiritual world too)
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What did the cyclical version of time mean for the Indians?
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They thought they had an oppurtunity to go back and converse with ancestors. (Commonalities)
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What was a good source of guidance to the Indians?
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Dreams and Visions (Commonalities)
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Material things were understood to be what to the Indians?
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Holy (Commonalities)
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How many Gods did the Europeans believe in?
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One (Commonatlities - Europeans)
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What was the ghost dance?
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It was a vision that one indian had to do a dance that would destroy all white men
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What was the result of doing the ghost dance?
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Massacre of almost all the indians there by the white men
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Who studied law, wrote a famous book called "Institutions of Christian Religion"?
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John Calvin
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Who said that nothing you do in the earth life determines if you go to heaven or hell?
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John Calvin
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Who said that you are predestined for heaven, and that church and state must work together?
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John Calvin
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Who's theology was that there is no immediate connection between God and people, and that God is apart from human existence?
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John Calvin
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What did the Puritans want to accomplish?
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Show England the kind of church it should be, create a "New England", to seperate, making clear distinctions from England
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What was the difference between the Pilgrims and the Puritans?
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The Pilgrims wanted to seperate from England to live according to their dictates, and Puritans were non-seperatists who wanted England to join them in understanding the church.
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Who gave a sermon about A city on a hill?
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John Winthrop
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What did the settlers consider a binding contract?
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The Covenant.
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Was the covenant a individual or collective goal?
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Collective, Whole community
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Aboard what ship did this man give the sermon a Model of Christian Charity in 1630?
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John Winthrop aboard the Arabella
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What does TULIP stand for?
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Total Depravity
Unconditional election Limited Atonement Irresistible Grace Perserverance of Saints |
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What does the T in TULIP stand for?
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Total Depravity - Consumed and condemned to sins
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What does the U in TULIP stand for?
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Unconditional Election - God would save unconditionally
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What does the L in TULIP stand for?
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Limited Atonement - Jesus died to save predestined people
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What does the I in TULIP stand for?
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Irresistible Grace - Once you're chosen, you won't be able to refuse God's mercy
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What does the P in TULIP stand for?
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Perserverance of Saints - Regardless of Earths' troubles Saints will always preserve
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What was the name of the woman who was put on trial and eventually ex-communicated from the church and state for coming up with her own theology?
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Anne Hutchinson
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Who had secret meetings, seduced the mind of the community, taught scripture to men, and doubted the minister?
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Anne Hutchinson
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Who's theological ideas put an emphasis on democracy: open to everybody, not just elite?
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George Whitefield
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Who was one of the first celebrities that people recognized?
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George Whitefield
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Who said that "knowing that honey is sweet, and tasting the sweetness of honey are two different things"?
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Jonathan Edwards
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What idea stated that the Christian message was a good one, but Jesus' miracles couldn't have happened?
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Deism
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Which religion believe that there was a God of reason, God set the world in motion and stepped back, and God was the creator of an orderly and rational system of nature?
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Deism
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Virginia's Act to Establish religious Toleration took away the state's right to what?
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Diminish you rights as a citizen based on your religion.
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How many times does the constitution mention Religion?
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twice (but no mention of god)
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What did the bill of rights say about religion?
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States could maintain an established religion, but the nation would have no established religion.
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What was the nickname of the anglicans that Religion is about learning of new things, very showy?
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Old Lights
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What was the nickname of the Methodists focused on individual occurrence and individual religion?
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New Lights
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