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