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The Role of Scripture in Lutheran Theology
Contributed by: Clay
  • 1. What is the term for the belief in the literal interpretation of Scripture?
A) Historical criticism
B) Biblical literalism
C) Allegorical interpretation
D) Contextual theology
  • 2. According to Lutheran theology, Scripture is understood as what?
A) A historical document
B) An allegory
C) The inspired Word of God
D) Cultural literature
  • 3. Lutherans believe that Scripture is necessary for what purpose?
A) Moral guidance only
B) Philosophical reflection
C) Salvation
D) Cultural insights
  • 4. What is the Luther's view on Scripture and reason?
A) Reason is equal to Scripture
B) Scripture is irrelevant to reason
C) Reason is subordinate to Scripture
D) Reason negates Scripture
  • 5. Which biblical doctrine does Lutheranism primarily uphold from Scripture?
A) Purgatory
B) Works righteousness
C) Sacramentalism
D) Justification by faith
  • 6. Which sacrament does Lutheran theology closely relate to Scripture?
A) Marriage
B) Holy Communion
C) Anointing of the sick
D) Confirmation
  • 7. What is the 'Sola' in 'Sola Scriptura' emphasizing?
A) Tradition as a source
B) Reasons from human wisdom
C) Scripture alone is sufficient
D) Cooperation with church authority
  • 8. Which doctrinal statement affirms the authority of Scripture in Lutheranism?
A) The Nicene Creed
B) The Augsburg Confession
C) The Chalcedonian Definition
D) The Westminster Confession
  • 9. Who is credited with formulating the concept of Sola Scriptura?
A) John Calvin
B) Zwingli
C) Martin Luther
D) Augustine
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