Evangelicalism - Quiz
A) Eastern Orthodox B) Unitarian C) Pentecostal D) Roman Catholic
A) It remained stable B) It was outlawed C) It declined D) It surged
A) Social gospel B) Liberal theology C) Christian fundamentalism D) Neo-orthodoxy
A) Fundamentalism B) Modernism C) Secularism D) Catholicism
A) Traditional fundamentalism B) Neoevangelicalism C) Post-Protestantism D) Radical evangelicalism
A) Global evangelicalism B) Liberal evangelicalism C) Neoevangelicalism D) Conservative evangelicalism
A) Traditionalist B) Orthodox C) Postevangelical D) Fundamentalist
A) Liberal B) Charismatic C) Conservative D) Fundamentalist
A) Karl Barth B) Donald Dayton C) Brian Stanley D) D. G. Hart
A) It is growing too fast to be managed B) It needs to be expanded to include all Protestants C) It should be relinquished because it does not exist D) It is the only true form of Christianity
A) No, they are strictly non-evangelical B) Only those who are also Pentecostal C) Only those in the United States D) Yes, some self-identify as evangelicals
A) Secular humanistic teaching B) Radical liberal teaching C) Non-Christian philosophical teaching D) Theologically conservative Protestant teaching
A) Four B) Three C) Two D) Five
A) The collection of tithes B) Strict adherence to liturgy C) A God-focused way of life D) The study of Greek and Hebrew
A) Less focused on music B) More rigid and traditional C) More flexible and experimental D) Identical in practice
A) In a home-schooling environment only B) In a specialized outdoor playground C) In a separate room for Sunday school D) In the main sanctuary with adults
A) Synagogues B) Temples C) Churches D) Cathedrals
A) Shrine B) Monastery C) Campus D) Tabernacle
A) Extravagance B) Romanesque ornamentation C) Sobriety D) Gothic complexity
A) A decorative mural of the Bible B) A statue of an angel C) An icon of a saint D) The Latin cross
A) Because they lack artistic talent B) Their understanding of the second of the Ten Commandments C) Because they are too expensive D) Because they prefer modern art
A) In the parking lot B) In the basement C) On the chancel or stage D) At the entrance of the building
A) Public parks B) Theaters or schools C) Museums D) Government offices
A) The secret society of believers B) The underground cathedral movement C) Evangelical house churches in China movement D) The rural mission network
A) Easter B) Lent C) Ash Wednesday D) All Saints Day
A) 1980 B) 1976 C) 1990 D) 1965
A) 50,000 B) 10,000 C) 5,000 D) 25,000
A) The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities B) The Roman Catholic Church C) The Association of Christian Schools International D) The Theological Commission of the World Evangelical Alliance
A) 80,000 B) 100,000 C) 5,000 D) 20,000
A) Clarissa Danforth B) Anabaptists C) Mary Magdalene D) David Bebbington
A) Conversionism B) Biblicism C) Sacramentalism D) Crucicentrism
A) Activism B) Conversionism C) Crucicentrism D) Biblicism
A) Universalism B) Governmental atonement C) Moral influence theory D) Substitutionary atonement
A) The local congregation B) The global political state C) The historical canon of scripture D) The collection of all religious monuments
A) Pilgrimage B) Confession C) Footwashing D) Extreme unction
A) Anabaptists B) Methodists C) Presbyterians D) Anglicans
A) Episcopal polity B) Papal polity C) Congregational polity D) Presbyterian polity
A) The founder of the Foursquare Church B) Mary Magdalene C) Clarissa Danforth D) A council president
A) Deborah B) Sarah C) Mary Magdalene D) Ruth
A) Koine Greek. B) Hebrew. C) Old English. D) Latin.
A) Holy scripture. B) Good news. C) Eternal life. D) Repentance.
A) 1901. B) 1831. C) 1517. D) Around 1734.
A) Scholasticism. B) Humanism. C) Gnosticism. D) Pietism.
A) Desiderius Erasmus. B) Ignatius of Loyola. C) Thomas Aquinas. D) John Wesley.
A) 1611. B) 1812. C) 1531. D) 1734.
A) 1734. B) 1812. C) 1831. D) 1531.
A) 50 percent B) 25 percent C) 84 percent D) 95 percent
A) Immigrant populations B) Secular government officials C) Religious minorities D) LGBTQ+ individuals
A) The Pentecostal Holiness Church B) The Assembly of God C) The Global Gospel Movement D) The Covenant Network
A) Social isolation B) Spiritual weakness C) Financial instability D) Sexual misconduct
A) Public profession of faith B) Marriage C) Years of volunteer service D) A seminary degree
A) Evangelism B) Celibacy C) Marriage D) Church planting
A) A silver cross B) A white ribbon C) A prayer book D) A purity ring
A) Marry early B) Delay marriage until middle age C) Remain single indefinitely D) Cohabitate without marriage
A) Onan B) Solomon C) Noah D) David
A) Biblical inerrancy B) Sola scriptura C) The separation of church and state D) Apostolic succession
A) Inerrantist B) Creationist C) Theistic evolutionist D) Cessationist
A) 2016 B) 1991 C) 2007 D) 1986
A) Sydney, Australia B) Williamstown, Kentucky C) Petersburg, Kentucky D) Seattle, Washington
A) Young Earth creationism B) Theistic evolution C) Cessationism D) Intelligent design
A) The Bruderhof B) Answers in Genesis C) BioLogos Foundation D) Discovery Institute
A) Answers in Genesis B) BioLogos C) The Bruderhof D) The Discovery Institute
A) Missionaries B) Brothers C) Fellow Roma D) Muzzi
A) Non-existent B) A small but growing minority C) A declining fringe D) A large majority
A) Seattle B) Petersburg C) Williamstown D) Bucharest
A) The Earth is stationary B) Only young Earth creationism is accepted C) Old Earth creationism D) Complete rejection of all science
A) The 1950s B) The 1890s C) The 1970s D) The 1920s
A) Scientific inquiry B) Allegorical interpretation C) Historical-critical analysis D) Literal interpretation
A) Ecumenism B) Denominational loyalty C) Separatism D) Charismatic gifts
A) The Thirty-Nine Articles B) The Second London Confession C) The Articles of Religion D) The Westminster Confession
A) Religious experience B) Ecumenical creeds C) Reformation-era confessions D) Intellectual teaching
A) Fundamentalism B) Revivalism C) Modernism D) Confessionalism
A) Billy Graham B) Roger E. Olson C) John Stott D) Dave Tomlinson
A) Political conservatism B) Strict biblical literalism C) Pacifism D) Theological isolationism
A) Scriptural authority B) Church tradition C) Ecumenical creeds D) Doctrinal truth
A) The United States B) Australia C) Canada D) Great Britain
A) Dave Tomlinson B) Karl Barth C) C.S. Lewis D) Roger E. Olson
A) Developing a multicultural theology B) Rejecting Scripture C) Establishing a strict hierarchy D) Eliminating all social justice efforts
A) Total theological isolation B) Open theism C) Strict calvinism D) Fundamentalist extremism |
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