John Calvin - Exam
A) Italy B) England C) France D) Germany
A) Artist B) Politician C) Doctor D) Theologian
A) 18th B) 14th C) 20th D) 16th
A) Institutes of the Christian Religion B) The Canterbury Tales C) Summa Theologica D) The Prince
A) Russia B) Scotland C) Spain D) China
A) Original Sin B) Salvation by Works C) Predestination D) Free Will
A) Total Depravity B) Transubstantiation C) Irresistible Grace D) Predestination
A) Tradition B) Reason C) The Pope D) Scripture
A) Geneva B) Rome C) Berlin D) London
A) Islam B) Hinduism C) Buddhism D) Christianity
A) University of Paris B) Yale University C) Oxford University D) Heidelberg University
A) Bishop B) Catholic priest C) Humanist lawyer D) University professor
A) Basel, Switzerland B) Orléans C) Paris D) Geneva
A) Martin Bucer B) William Farel C) Philipp Melanchthon D) Heinrich Bullinger
A) The Francs B) The Cauvins C) The Cordiers D) The Montmors
A) Confessional documents B) Commentary on the Book of Psalms C) Institutes of the Christian Religion D) A commentary on Seneca's De Clementia
A) Basel B) Orléans C) Paris D) Strasbourg
A) Nicolas Cop B) Michael Servetus C) Andreas Alciati D) Johannes Oecolampadius
A) Arian B) Pelagian C) Gnostic D) Augustinian
A) 1536 B) 1535 C) 1550 D) 1541
A) Jean Le Franc B) Mathurin Cordier C) Jehan Cauvin D) Gérard Calvin
A) Jeanne le Franc B) Mathurin Cordier C) Théodore de Bèze D) Nicolas Colladon
A) To earn more money than as a priest B) Because of academic interest C) To follow family tradition D) Due to religious conviction
A) Basel B) Strasbourg C) Geneva D) Paris
A) 1536 B) 1529 C) 1550 D) 1545
A) Pastor B) Reader C) Deacon D) Bishop
A) Lausanne B) Basel C) Strasbourg D) Geneva
A) Deacon B) Bishop C) Reader D) Pastor
A) 26 November 1536 B) 16 January 1537 C) 25 December 1535 D) 1 March 1538
A) Bern B) Paris C) Zurich D) Strasbourg
A) The Geneva city council B) William Farel C) Martin Bucer and Wolfgang Capito D) Princess Renée of France
A) January 1537 B) March 1536 C) September 1538 D) December 1539
A) 200 members B) 750 members C) 400–500 members D) 1000 members
A) Monthly B) Daily C) Weekly D) Annually
A) Arianism B) Predestination C) Eucharistic union D) Free will
A) Fifty B) One hundred C) Three hundred D) Two hundred
A) They decided to fully support Calvin instead. B) They had enough power to completely remove him from Geneva. C) They were powerless against Calvin's influence. D) They could curb his authority, but not banish him.
A) They agreed but required a public statement first. B) They granted him immediate resignation. C) His request was refused. D) They postponed the decision indefinitely.
A) In his hometown with full honors. B) At St. Pierre Church with a grand ceremony. C) In an unmarked grave in the Cimetière des Rois. D) In Geneva's main cathedral.
A) T. H. L. Parker B) Denis Raguenier C) Louis Bourgeois D) Clément Marot
A) Henri Aulbert B) Perrin C) Philibert Berthelier D) John Calvin
A) Ten chapters B) Twenty-five chapters C) Six chapters D) Seventeen chapters
A) Peace negotiations B) Military alliances C) Polemics D) Financial support
A) John Knox B) Martin Luther C) Ulrich Zwingli D) Pierre Viret
A) Joachim Westphal B) Pierre Caroli C) Jérôme-Hermès Bolsec D) Justus Velsius
A) Calvin's influence increased significantly. B) The council disbanded due to internal conflicts. C) Calvin's authority appeared at its lowest point. D) Perrin immediately resigned from his position.
A) Joachim Westphal B) Sebastian Castellio C) Jérôme-Hermès Bolsec D) Justus Velsius
A) Jacques Gruet B) Ami Perrin C) François Favre D) Pierre Ameaux
A) 500 students B) 800 students C) 1,200 students D) 300 students
A) Wesel, Germany B) Heidelberg, Germany C) Geneva, Switzerland D) Leiden, Netherlands
A) December 1557 B) 5 June 1559 C) 25 March 1558 D) January 1560
A) She would convert to his faith B) She would move to Strasbourg C) She would learn French D) She would give up her noble title
A) Zwingli's camp B) Catholic camp C) An independent stance D) Luther's camp
A) Ulrich Zwingli. B) John Knox. C) Max Weber. D) Martin Luther.
A) Hungary B) France C) England D) Germany
A) "Lutheran" B) "Huguenot" C) "Picard" D) "Papist"
A) Christianismi Restitutio B) Dialogorum de Trinitate libri duo C) Two Books of Dialogues on the Trinity D) The Institutes of the Christian Religion
A) Belgic Confession B) Augsburg Confession C) Heidelberg Catechism D) Second Helvetic Confession
A) Wesel B) Debrecen C) Heidelberg D) Geneva
A) Mathurin Cordier B) John Knox C) Emmanuel Tremellius D) Theodore Beza
A) The doctrines that should be upheld, including justification by faith. B) An open letter to Pope Paul III C) A defense of soul sleep D) A refutation of the Council of Trent decrees
A) 5 November B) 26 May C) 25 December D) 31 October
A) 1536 B) 1555 C) 1554 D) 1552
A) Charles d'Espeville B) Michael de Villeneuve C) Jean Frellon D) Guillaume de Trie
A) Netherlands B) Germany C) Scotland D) England
A) Supplex exhortatio ad Caesarem B) Responsio ad Sadoletum C) Admonitio paterna Pauli III D) Acta synodi Tridentinae cum Antidoto
A) Clothing B) Food C) Musical instruments D) Books
A) Four B) Six C) Three D) Five
A) Excommunication B) Fines C) Imprisonment D) Banishment
A) Practically uncontested B) Heavily challenged C) Limited to Geneva D) Under scrutiny by the Catholic Church
A) As a rival B) Indifferently C) With hostility D) With mutual respect
A) Westminster Confession B) Augsburg Confession C) Belgic Confession D) Heidelberg Catechism
A) 1541 B) 1540 C) 1538 D) 1539
A) A Mighty Fortress Is Our God B) The Old Hundredth C) Amazing Grace D) Jerusalem
A) Pierre Caroli B) Justus Velsius C) Joachim Westphal D) Jérôme-Hermès Bolsec
A) 19 March 1543 B) October 1542 C) 29 March 1549 D) 28 July 1542
A) He appeared before the Consistory. B) He organized a counter-protest. C) He wrote a public apology. D) He fled Geneva to avoid confrontation.
A) October 1542 B) 29 March 1549 C) 19 March 1543 D) 28 July 1542
A) Martin Luther B) John Calvin C) Clément Marot D) Louis Bourgeois
A) Autopiston or self-authenticating B) Dependent on church tradition C) A historical document D) Subject to human interpretation
A) Heidelberg Catechism B) Augsburg Confession C) Belgic Confession D) Second Helvetic Confession
A) The trial of Servetus B) The burning of a house in May 1555 C) The intervention by Henri Aulbert D) The February 1555 elections
A) Philip Melanchthon B) Joachim Westphal C) John Knox D) Martin Luther
A) Belgic Confession B) Westminster Confession C) Second Helvetic Confession D) Augsburg Confession
A) The council B) Idelette C) John Calvin himself D) Antoine's family
A) Louis Bourgeois B) John Calvin C) Clément Marot D) Martin Bucer |
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