Ch 12, Sect 3 Reformation

We learned about the Reformation. What does the term "reform" mean? 

• To make changes for improvement.
• To maintain the status quo.
• To ignore existing problems.
• To create new rules without changes.

What are the only two sacraments actually mentioned in the Bible?

• Confirmation and Anointing of the Sick
• Baptism and Holy Communion (Eucharist)

• Marriage and Confession
• Holy Orders and Penance

What did King Henry VIII do to establish his control over Anglicanism?

• Made the Pope the leader

• Made himself the leader

• Appointed a council of bishops

• Abolished all religious practices

Why did the Council of Trent establish the Roman Inquisition?

• To promote Protestant beliefs across Europe.
• To establish a new church in opposition to the Pope.
• To encourage religious freedom and tolerance.
• To make sure Catholics didn’t stray from their faith.

According to Lutheran beliefs, what is considered the only true source of religious guidance?

• Church leaders

• The Bible

• Religious traditions

• Community consensus

What was one political reason King Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic Church?

• He wanted to marry a new queen.

• He didn't want to share money and power with the pope.

• He wanted to change religious practices.

• He was excommunicated by the pope.

What is the concept of predestination in Calvinism?

• Everyone can change their destiny

• God decides who goes to heaven or hell at the beginning of time

• People can earn their way to heaven

• Destiny is determined by church leaders

Vocabulary Question: Which of the following means a branch of one type of religion?

• faith group
• denomination
• cult
• sect

Which of the following was a goal of the Council of Trent?

• To promote the Protestant Reformation.
• To establish a new religion separate from Catholicism.
• To increase the power of the Pope over secular rulers.
• To determine how the Catholic church needed to change

What was the only language the Church would allow the Bible to be written?

• Greek
• Hebrew
• Latin
• English