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You go to church every Sunday, you’ve read your Bible cover to cover. You’ve got this whole Christianity thing on lockdown, huh? Not only that, but you know your Protestant history, and you aren’t afraid to debate the finer points of different denominations. Calvinism, Lutheranism, EpiscopalianiShow More
You go to church every Sunday, you’ve read your Bible cover to cover. You’ve got this whole Christianity thing on lockdown, huh? Not only that, but you know your Protestant history, and you aren’t afraid to debate the finer points of different denominations. Calvinism, Lutheranism, Episcopalianism — a lot of -isms, sure, but you feel confident you know the doctrine of each and every one.
Let’s put all of that confidence to the test.
Put your money where your mouth is and show us if you’re savvy about sacraments, up to date on your doctrines, and hip to the history of Protestantism. Sure it sounds like that might not be a piece of cake (after all, you’ve studied for years), but it might turn out to be a little more challenging than you expect.
Strap in and hope the spirit is on your side. It’s time to get biblical.
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Let's start out real nice and easy. Who wrote the 95 Theses?
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Martin Luther
John Calvin
Jan Hus
John Wycliffe
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I'm assuming you knew it was Martin Luther. But what did Luther suggest that people put their faith in?
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Good works
Scripture
The Church
Grace
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Is transubstantiation a Protestant doctrine?
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Yes
No
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Which of these denominations is NOT considered Protestant?
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Church of Latter-day Saints
Presbyterian
Baptist
Lutheran
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October 31 is not only Halloween, it's also which Protestant holiday?
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Faith Day
Christian Flag Day
John Wesley Day
Reformation Day
Luther Day
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What comes next: "The Lord be with you..."
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And with all of us.
And also with you.
From now and forever.
Through the Holy Spirit.
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Which two sacraments do most Protestant denominations recognize?
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Reconciliation and Marriage
Communion and Marriage
Baptism and Marriage
Reconciliation and Communion
Communion and Baptism
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Do you have to be celibate to be a priest in most Protestant denominations?
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No
Yes
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The period during which Protestantism arose was tumultuous and often bloody. What was it called?
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The Respiritualization
The Reconstruction
The Reformation
The Revolution
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Which of these things do most Protestants NOT believe?
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Mary was a perpetual virgin.
All who belief in Christ are part of the church.
The Bible is the source of authority for the church.
Justification by faith alone.
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Calvinism, one of the more popular denominations of Protestantism, can be summed up with a flower-inspired acronym. What is it?
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ROSE
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TULIP
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DAISY
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LILY
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In what time period did the Protestant Reformation start?
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