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Church History 101
Lesson 9
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CHURCH HISTORY 101
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“Holiness” refers to clean and pure living before God and man. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
“Holiness” refers to clean and pure living before God and man.Rate this question:
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"Holiness" in a person involves what?
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All the answers are correct.
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"Holiness" involves a person's thoughts.
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"Holiness" involves a person's actions.
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"Holiness" involves a person's outward appearance.
Correct Answer
A. All the answers are correct.Explanation
“Holiness” refers to clean and pure living before God and man. It involves thoughts and actions as well as outward appearances.Rate this question:
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"Smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol are considered to be activities that a “holy” person would do." (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol are certainly not considered to be activities that a “holy” person would do.Rate this question:
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Most Holiness people came from what background?
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Most holiness people came from a Methodist background.
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Most holiness people came from a Lutheran background.
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Most holiness people came from a Roman Catholic background.
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Most holiness people came from a Jewish background.
Correct Answer
A. Most holiness people came from a Methodist background.Explanation
Most holiness people came from a Methodist background.Rate this question:
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What preacher was known for preaching "sanctification"?
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John Wesley had preached “sanctification”.
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Martin Luther had preached “sanctification”
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John Knox had preached “sanctification”
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John Lennon had preached “sanctification”
Correct Answer
A. John Wesley had preached “sanctification”.Explanation
John Wesley had preached “sanctification” and the Holiness Movement of the late 1800s and early 1900s emphasized it as a second definite experience (after salvation) that Christians should seek.Rate this question:
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"Upon being “sanctified”, a person was expected to live a pure and clean (“holy”) life." (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Upon being “sanctified”, a person was expected to live a pure and clean (“holy”) life.Rate this question:
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Please select the churches had their origin in the Holiness Movement?
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The Church of the Nazarene had their origin in the Holiness Movement.
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The Church of God(Anderson, Indiana) had their origin in the Holiness Movement.
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The Episcopal Church had their origin in the Holiness Movement.
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The Coptic Church had their origin in the Holiness Movement.
Correct Answer(s)
A. The Church of the Nazarene had their origin in the Holiness Movement.
B. The Church of God(Anderson, Indiana) had their origin in the Holiness Movement.Explanation
There are a number of churches that exist today that trace their origin to the Holiness Movement. Among these are the Church of the Nazarene and the Church of God (headquartered at Anderson, Indiana).Rate this question:
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During the 20th Century older denominations saw lesser growth. These older denominations became known as what?
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These older denominations became known as “mainline” churches.
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These older denominations became known as “straight-line” churches.
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These older denominations became known as “fine-line” churches.
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These older denominations became known as “flat-line” churches.
Correct Answer
A. These older denominations became known as “mainline” churches.Explanation
In a broader sense, the 20th Century saw the development of “fundamentalism” and the advancement of “evangelicalism”. These movements were discussed in earlier lessons. Older denominations saw lesser growth. These older denominations became known as “mainline” churches.Rate this question:
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How long is a millennium?
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A millennium is 1,000 years?
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A millennium is 1,000,000 years?
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A millennium is 100 years?
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A millennium is 10,000 years?
Correct Answer
A. A millennium is 1,000 years?Explanation
Essentially, premillennialism is the belief that the world will get worse and worse until Jesus Christ bodily returns and sets up a 1,000-year reign of peace on earth called the millennium.Rate this question:
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Who developed the teaching of "Dispensationalism"?
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Dispensationalism was developed by John Darby.
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Dispensationalism was developed by John Knox.
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Dispensationalism was developed by John Wesley.
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Dispensationalism was developed by John Glenn.
Correct Answer
A. Dispensationalism was developed by John Darby.Explanation
Dispensationalism was developed by John Darby in England in the 1800s. It is included in the Scofield Reference Bible of 1909. Essentially, it says that history is divided into periods or “dispensations” that lead up to the return of Jesus Christ.Rate this question:
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Did you read the required text assigned for this quiz?
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Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.
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No, I did not read the required text assigned for this quiz.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.Explanation
A lower quiz score will result from the failure to read the assigned lesson text.Rate this question:
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