Religion 104

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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

Front 2

What usues religious documents written in the particular moment (such as the bible and the influence of the times)?

Back 2

The Historical Approach to Religion

Front 3

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?

Back 3

The Confessional Approach to Religion

Front 4

What is defined by the class as, not inherited, rituals and traditions of a community?

Back 4

Lived Religion

Front 5

What forces scholars to investigate the mixing of the sacred and profance, spirit and matter?

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Lived Religion (Orsi's definition)

Front 6

What were some sources for Lived Religion?

Back 6

Sacred Texts, History and traditions, Aftifacts, People, and Encyclopedias

Front 7

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?

Back 7

Creation Stories

Front 8

Creation stories turn the groups homes into what?

Back 8

Sacred Space

Front 9

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)
(Commonalities)

Front 10

What did the cyclical version of time mean for the Indians?

Back 10

They thought they had an oppurtunity to go back and converse with ancestors. (Commonalities)

Front 11

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)

Front 13

How many Gods did the Europeans believe in?

Back 13

One (Commonatlities - Europeans)

Front 14

What was the ghost dance?

Back 14

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

Front 16

Who studied law, wrote a famous book called "Institutions of Christian Religion"?

Back 16

John Calvin

Front 17

Who said that nothing you do in the earth life determines if you go to heaven or hell?

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John Calvin

Front 18

Who said that you are predestined for heaven, and that church and state must work together?

Back 18

John Calvin

Front 19

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?

Back 20

Show England the kind of church it should be, create a "New England", to seperate, making clear distinctions from England

Front 21

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.

Front 22

Who gave a sermon about A city on a hill?

Back 22

John Winthrop

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What did the settlers consider a binding contract?

Back 23

The Covenant.

Front 24

Was the covenant a individual or collective goal?

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Collective, Whole community

Front 25

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

Front 27

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

Front 32

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?

Back 32

Anne Hutchinson

Front 33

Who had secret meetings, seduced the mind of the community, taught scripture to men, and doubted the minister?

Back 33

Anne Hutchinson

Front 34

Who's theological ideas put an emphasis on democracy: open to everybody, not just elite?

Back 34

George Whitefield

Front 35

Who was one of the first celebrities that people recognized?

Back 35

George Whitefield

Front 36

Who said that "knowing that honey is sweet, and tasting the sweetness of honey are two different things"?

Back 36

Jonathan Edwards

Front 37

What idea stated that the Christian message was a good one, but Jesus' miracles couldn't have happened?

Back 37

Deism

Front 38

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?

Back 38

Deism

Front 39

Virginia's Act to Establish religious Toleration took away the state's right to what?

Back 39

Diminish you rights as a citizen based on your religion.

Front 40

How many times does the constitution mention Religion?

Back 40

twice (but no mention of god)

Front 41

What did the bill of rights say about religion?

Back 41

States could maintain an established religion, but the nation would have no established religion.

Front 42

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