True or False: Experience and Scripture are the most important parts of the Wesleyan Quadrilateral for United Methodists.
True
100
According to the Methodist tradition, what should the focus of a Christian be? (Helping Others, Reading the Bible, Going to Church)
Helping Others
100
What was voted the favorite hymn in the Methodist Hymnal? (How Great Thou Art, Here I Am Lord, That Old Rugged Cross, Come Thou Fount)
Here I Am, Lord
100
What kind of food did John Wesley not eat?
Meat.
100
Denomination of Christianity which was instigated by Henry VIII in 1533
What is Church of England (Anglicanism).
200
What is the United Methodist position on female ordination? a)They are strongly opposed b)They ordain females c)They are currently deciding
b)They ordain females
200
How is the Bible viewed by Methodists? (Taken literally, A guide to daily life, A nice story)
A guide to daily life.
200
Where did the word "Methodists" come from?
A nickname given to John Wesley's club at university.
200
"An ounce of _____ is worth a pound of knowledge."
Love
200
Denomination of Christianity where the Patriarch of Constantinople is the head that officially began with the split of East/West in 1054 and also includes the three other easter Patriarchs.
What is Eastern Orthodox?
300
Name three of the four points of the Wesley Quadrilateral.
Reason, Education, Scripture, Tradition
300
Name three of the four things Methodists were to avoid in the late 1800's.
Horse Races, Circuses, Theaters, Games of Chance.
300
How many siblings did John Wesley have?
19.
300
What university did John Wesley attend?
Oxford.
300
Denomination of Christianity where the Patriarch of Rome (the Pope) is the head that officially began with the split of East/West in 1054
What is Roman Catholic
400
How often did John Wesley take communion?
Several times a week
400
What are the two sacraments in the Methodist tradition?
Baptism and Communion
400
How many books are in the bible?
66.
400
Who is John Wesley?
The founder of Methodism.
400
Denomination begun by Martin Luther when in 1517 he placed his 95 theses on the door of the Wittenburg Castle Church.
What is the Lutheran Church?
500
A denomination formed by a group of radically minded Puritans who left the Church of England in the 1600s and 1700s and especially flourished in the American Colonies. The believe in baptism of believing adults and youth only.