Background
The country John Calvin was born in
What is France?
The belief that says, "all human beings are sinful and are born with the inherent sin nature." Therefore, "every human is completely sinful from the moment of birth."
What is Total Depravity?
The name of the book which outlined John Calvin's newly founded views on the Protestant movement
What are the Institutes of the Christian Religion?
John Calvin's birth name
Who is Jean Cauvin?
The occupation Calvin's Father hoped his son would become
What is a lawyer?
The doctrine that says, "every favour of whatever kind or degree falling short of salvation which is undeserving and sin-cursed world enjoys at the hand of God."
What is Common Grace?
The foundational views of Calvin that say the church should be ordered around the four positions of pastor, doctor, elder, and deacon.
What are Ecclesiastical Ordinances?
The reason for why John Calvin got sick at the age of 50 and died at age 55
What is sleep deprivation and malnutrition?
The city where Calvin pastored a church
What is Geneva, Switzerland.
The doctrine that, "emphasizes the utility, activity, and purposeful nature of God's work in the world," encouraging believers to use their creative gifts and faculties which encompasses the whole of creation.
What is the Doctrine of Calling?
The leading figures in the church, who were greatly influenced by John Calvin's work
Who is evangelist George Whitefield and theologian Karl Barth?
The name of John Calvin's first wife
Who is Idelette De Burr?
The individual who recruited John Calvin to join the Reformation movement in Geneva
Who is William Farel?
The idea that, "God sent Jesus Christ to die for the sins of his chosen saints only, and not for the sins of those who are unbelievers."
What is limted atonement?
The two denominations of the Christian faith that continue to carry forward Calvin's ideas and theology
What are Presbyterian and Reformed denominations?
The possible reason for the death John Calvin's wife, nine years after their marraige
What is boredom?