Vocabulary
natural, inborn, existing
What is innate or inherent?
English forerunner of Reformation who translated the Bible into the vernacular
Who is Wycliffe?
What is utilitarianism?
Reformed Presbyterian church spoke out against slavery in this way.
What is refused communion to slaveowners?
"Lex Rex" translated
What is "law is king"?
general agreement
Painted "The School of Athens"
Who is Raphael?
Movement in southern Europe that returned to classical thought
What is the Renaissance?
The Reformation countries were characterized by this type of governmental system.
What is constitutional?
This separated the congregation from the front of the church before the Reformation
What is rood screen?
dying and archaic
What is moribund?
Composer of "The Messiah"
Who is Handel?
Movement in northern Europe that believed in the supreme authority of the Scriptures
What is the Reformation?
The Catholic church tended to work well with this type of government.
What is monarchy?
Two errors the Reformation ignored in their reforms
What is slavery and uncompassionate use of accumulated wealth?
random
What is arbitrary?
Painter who did a self-portrait at the foot of the cross in "The Raising of the Cross"
Who is Rembrandt?
Referring to morality; questions of right and wrong
"Justice Lifts a Nation" reveals the basis for a good justice system.
What is the Bible?
famous hymn written by Luther
What is "A Mighty Fortress is Our God"?
on the outer edge
What is peripheral?
Most influential and first significant German Reformer
Who is Martin Luther?
The belief that something is real if you can test it or observe it with the senses
The Industrial Revolution often ignored this part of biblical teaching.
What is compassionate use of wealth?
Quote by Vinet: "Christianity is....."
What is "...the immortal seed of freedom of the world"?