Euro Unit 2 Part 1 Vocab Quiz

Define the 95 Theses

• The Christian doctrine that scripture is the primary source of divine revelation, and that it is the highest authority on matters it addresses.

• Detailed Luther's opinions about the teachings of the Christian Scripture and practices of the Roman Catholic Church.

• Faith in God was a Christain’s only way to salvation because of the power of God’s grace.

• The belief that all Christians had access to God without the assistance of priests, bishops, or the pope.

Define Primacy of Scripture

• Detailed Luther's opinions about the teachings of the Christian Scripture and practices of the Roman Catholic Church.

• Bibles printed in the everyday spoken language of European people

• English calvinist who embraced John Calvin's most fundamental ideas such as predestination.

• The Christian doctrine that scripture is the primary source of divine revelation, and that it is the highest authority on matters it addresses.

Define Faith Alone

• The Christian doctrine that scripture is the primary source of divine revelation, and that it is the highest authority on matters it addresses.

• Faith in God was a Christain’s only way to salvation because of the power of God’s grace.

• The belief that all Christians had access to God without the assistance of priests, bishops, or the pope.

• Calvin’s belief that God already knew who would be saved and that, even at birth, a person’s eternal fate was set.

Define “The priesthood of all believers”

• Those chosen by God to be saved

• Calvin’s belief that God already knew who would be saved and that, even at birth, a person’s eternal fate was set.

• The belief that all Christians had access to God without the assistance of priests, bishops, or the pope.

• Bibles printed in the everyday spoken language of European people

Define Predestination

• Predestination is the concept that God has no influence over human choices.
• Refers to the idea that everyone will be saved regardless of their actions.

• The belief that all events are predetermined by fate.

• Calvin’s belief that God already knew who would be saved and that, even at birth, a person’s eternal fate was set.

Define The Elect

• The Elect are a group of people who are always right.
• Refers to a political party in the United States.

• Those who have been elected to public office.

• Those chosen by God to be saved

Define the German Peasants’ War

• A series of agricultural reforms in the 16th century
• German peasants who were inspired by Martin Luther’s ideas, rebelled against the nobles due to high taxes, rents, and labor demands.

• A religious movement led by Martin Luther
• A political treaty signed in 1524

Define Anabaptist

• a term used to describe a Protestant group that originated in the 16th century and is known for its beliefs about baptism, church membership, and the separation of church and state.

• A group advocating for infant baptism and church-state unity.
• A political movement focused on social justice and equality.
• A sect that promotes the use of sacraments in worship.

Define Vernacular Bibles

• Bibles printed in minority groups languages

• Bibles printed in the everyday spoken language of European people

• Bibles printed in Latin so that only members of the clergy could read them.

• Bibles printed following the New Testament following the Reformation

Define Puritans

• A sect of Jewish scholars in England.

• English Calvinist who embraced John Calvin's most fundamental ideas such as predestination.

• A group of Catholic missionaries.

• Puritans were English monarchs who supported the Church of England.