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Quiz: The Early Church

The Historic Faith July 18, 2020

Radical Reformation History Lecture 2: The Early Church Quiz: The Early Church

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
Why is kingdom theology important? Choose the best answer.
- Because it ensures that Christians remain separate from the world.
- Because it was important to Jesus! He talked about it more than anything else.
- Because it prevents Christians from minimizing important parts of the gospel.
- Because the New Testament cannot be understood apart from it.
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2. Question
Which of these is characteristic of kingdom theology, according to David Bercot’s definition? (Select all that apply)
- focusing on the lifestyle teachings of Jesus
- a particular wariness against "heretics"
- realization of the kingdom of God as a present reality
- anticipation of the kingdom of God primarily as a future event
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3. Question
How was the message “Jesus is Lord” understood in the first century?
- as a politically-subversive claim, given that Caesar was regarded as divine
- as a message of judgment proclaimed by conquering peoples
- as a comforting prediction that earthly oppressors would soon be overthrown
- as a promise primarily pertaining to man's salvation and personal happiness
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4. Question
What chapter does Dean repeatedly reference as essential to our understanding of the kingdom of God?
- Romans 13
- Matthew 13
- Revelation 21
- John 15
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5. Question
The term “Ante-Nicene” gets thrown around a lot. What does it mean?
- against the Council of Nicaea
- before the Council of Nicaea
- after the Council of Nicaea
- originating from the Council of Nicaea
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6. Question
What body of teaching did Justin Martyr primarily draw upon concerning Christian ethics?
- the Ten Commandments in Deuteronomy
- the sayings of Solomon in the Proverbs
- the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew
- the Epistles of Paul (particularly Romans)
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7. Question
Which of these characteristics undergirds both the Anabaptist and early Christian hermeneutic (interpretation of Scripture)?
- a "black and white" approach
- an emphasis on the Epistles of Paul
- an allegorical rendering of narratives
- primacy of the Old Testament over the New Testament
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8. Question
Some used the early church to criticize the Anabaptists. What point did they criticize the Anabaptists on?
- their rejection of infant baptism
- their rejection of the use of the sword
- their rejection of the union of church and state
- their rejection of worldly fashions and entertainment
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9. Question
The earliest Christian quote that speaks definitively on infant baptism comes from Tertullian, and paints the practice in a positive light.
- True
- False
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10. Question
Most simply, why does every Christian group seem to want to claim continuity with the early Christians (according to Dean)?
- because they recognized our Scriptures!
- because of their enduring historical reputation for high morality
- because they were the most eloquent writers of their day
- because it gives them more credibility in modern academia
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