Question 1

How did Eckhart contribute to the climate for reformation?

Accepted Answer

A)  By intentionally undermining Church authority 
B)  By emphasizing grace over works 
C)  By protesting to the use of indulgences 
D)  By emphasizing personal experience apart from the role of the Church 
A)  By intentionally undermining Church authority 
B)  By emphasizing grace over works 
C)  By protesting to the use of indulgences 
D)  By emphasizing personal experience apart from the role of the Church D

Question 2

What was Meister Eckhart's dominant idea?

Accepted Answer

A)  Separation from God 
B)  Grace of God 
C)  Union with God 
D)  The fellowship of the Trinity 
A)  Separation from God 
B)  Grace of God 
C)  Union with God 
D)  The fellowship of the Trinity C

Question 3

Which of the following is not true of the Conciliar Movement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Drew inspiration from the nominalist movement 
B)  Aimed to place the Pope under the authority of a council 
C)  Was condemned at the Fifth Lateran Council 
D)  Upheld the ultimate of the Pope 
A)  Drew inspiration from the nominalist movement 
B)  Aimed to place the Pope under the authority of a council 
C)  Was condemned at the Fifth Lateran Council 
D)  Upheld the ultimate of the Pope D

Question 4

Eckhart was accused of affirming which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Atheism 
B)  Pelagianism 
C)  Pantheism 
D)  Tritheism 
A)  Atheism 
B)  Pelagianism 
C)  Pantheism 
D)  Tritheism

Question 5

Nominalists maintain that:

Accepted Answer

A)  only universals exist 
B)  universal law is found in nature 
C)  only particular things exist 
D)  no particular things exist 
A)  only universals exist 
B)  universal law is found in nature 
C)  only particular things exist 
D)  no particular things exist

Question 6

Regarding transubstantiation, John Wyclif held that:

Accepted Answer

A)  the true body and blood of Christ is added to the substance of bread and wine 
B)  the true body and blood of Christ replaces the substance of bread and wine 
C)  the bread and wine are merely symbols 
D)  it should not be an official activity of the Church 
A)  the true body and blood of Christ is added to the substance of bread and wine 
B)  the true body and blood of Christ replaces the substance of bread and wine 
C)  the bread and wine are merely symbols 
D)  it should not be an official activity of the Church

Question 7

Wyclif advocated that:

Accepted Answer

A)  priests should read the Bible in Latin only 
B)  the church should tell people what the Bible says and means 
C)  people should be able to read the Bible for themselves 
D)  the Bible had many errors and needed to be corrected 
A)  priests should read the Bible in Latin only 
B)  the church should tell people what the Bible says and means 
C)  people should be able to read the Bible for themselves 
D)  the Bible had many errors and needed to be corrected

Question 8

Wyclif's view of the church included:

Accepted Answer

A)  those who have been baptized 
B)  those who were members of the church 
C)  the visible institutions 
D)  those who were predestined by God to be members 
A)  those who have been baptized 
B)  those who were members of the church 
C)  the visible institutions 
D)  those who were predestined by God to be members

Question 9

Which of the following was a nominalist in the Middle Ages?

Accepted Answer

A)  William of Ockham 
B)  Thomas Aquinas 
C)  Abelard 
D)  John Wyclif 
A)  William of Ockham 
B)  Thomas Aquinas 
C)  Abelard 
D)  John Wyclif

Question 10

Eckhart's practice of detachment is what?

Accepted Answer

A)  Abandonment of all creatureliness 
B)  Separation from organized religion 
C)  Mortification of the flesh 
D)  Seclusion from society 
A)  Abandonment of all creatureliness 
B)  Separation from organized religion 
C)  Mortification of the flesh 
D)  Seclusion from society

How did Eckhart contribute to the climate for reformation?

What was Meister Eckhart's dominant idea?

Which of the following is not true of the Conciliar Movement?

Eckhart was accused of affirming which of the following?

Nominalists maintain that:

Regarding transubstantiation, John Wyclif held that:

Wyclif advocated that:

Wyclif's view of the church included:

Which of the following was a nominalist in the Middle Ages?

Eckhart's practice of detachment is what?

The Pre-History of Christian Thought

Jesus of Nazareth

The Apostle Paul: His Thought and Context

The Break From Judaism

Persecution of Christians

Spirituality and Asceticism: The Desert Fathers and Mothers

The Christian Apologists: Interacting With Gnosticism and Other Heresies

The Early Church Councils: Christological Controversy and Definition

Trinitarian Debate

Formation of the New Testament Canon

Augustine: Philosopher, Theologian, and Church Father

Monasticism of the Early Middle Ages

Eastern Christianity Splits From the West

Anselm, Abelard, and Bernard

Islam and Judaism in the Middle Ages

Women and Theology in the Middle Ages

Thomas Aquinas

Martin Luther

The Reformed Tradition

Protesting Against the Protestants: Anabaptism and the Radical Reformation

Reformation Continues: The English and the Catholics

The Challenge of Modernism

Pietism and Revivalism

Romanticisms Response to Enlightenment Theology

Neo-Orthodoxy: Karl Barth and Others

Major Theological Traditions and Developments in the Twentieth Century

Conclusion: Recent and Emerging Themes

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Exam 18: Preparation for Reform

How did Eckhart contribute to the climate for reformation?

What was Meister Eckhart's dominant idea?

Which of the following is not true of the Conciliar Movement?

Eckhart was accused of affirming which of the following?

Nominalists maintain that:

Regarding transubstantiation, John Wyclif held that:

Wyclif advocated that:

Wyclif's view of the church included:

Which of the following was a nominalist in the Middle Ages?

Eckhart's practice of detachment is what?

The Pre-History of Christian Thought

Jesus of Nazareth

The Apostle Paul: His Thought and Context

The Break From Judaism

Persecution of Christians

Spirituality and Asceticism: The Desert Fathers and Mothers

The Christian Apologists: Interacting With Gnosticism and Other Heresies

The Early Church Councils: Christological Controversy and Definition

Trinitarian Debate

Formation of the New Testament Canon

Augustine: Philosopher, Theologian, and Church Father

Monasticism of the Early Middle Ages

Eastern Christianity Splits From the West

Anselm, Abelard, and Bernard

Islam and Judaism in the Middle Ages

Women and Theology in the Middle Ages

Thomas Aquinas

Martin Luther

The Reformed Tradition

Protesting Against the Protestants: Anabaptism and the Radical Reformation

Reformation Continues: The English and the Catholics

The Challenge of Modernism

Pietism and Revivalism

Romanticisms Response to Enlightenment Theology

Neo-Orthodoxy: Karl Barth and Others

Major Theological Traditions and Developments in the Twentieth Century

Conclusion: Recent and Emerging Themes

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