CHHI 510 Exam 1

CHHI 510 Exam 1 Liberty University

CHHI 510 Quiz: First Century to the Present

CHHI 510 Quiz: The Persecuted Church to the Reformation and Counter-Reformation

Set 1

1. One of the most read books of the Medieval period, On the Imitation of Christ, was written by
2. Which of the following was not a significant Medieval theologian?
3. Two key defenders of Nicene Christology were
4. Constantine became emperor in the West after his victory at
5. The most influential pope of the fifth century was
6. The first council of Nicaea (325) determined that the Father and Son were
7. The first challenge the church faced after the end of the Diocletian persecution was
8. The “Babylonian Captivity of Papacy” refers to
9. The Council of Chalcedon (451) declared that Christ possesses two natures
10. The Council of Ephesus (431) addressed the heretical teachings of
11. Tertullian coined the expression
12. Charlemagne was crowned Holy Roman empire on
13. John Cassian defended a position known as
14. According to the Fourth Lateran Council (1215), in the mass, the bread and the wine
15. Muslim Expansion into Byzantine territory began in the
16. Scholastic theology can be divided into
17. Constantine legalized Christianity with the
18. The first printed Greek New Testament was prepared by
19. The second Council of Constantinople (553) affirmed the
20. The most influential Western theologian prior to Augustine and the first to write in Latin was
21. Which of the following was not a Medieval mystic?
22. Martin Luther posted his famous Ninety-five Thesis
    to the Castle Church door in Wittenburg on
23. The second Council of Nicaea (787) affirmed
24. Which of the following was nota Cappadocian Father
25. Origen’s principal approach to biblical interpretation involved
26. The first Council of Nicaea was convened by
27. Which was nota key factor on the Great Schism of 1054
28. Melito of Sardis articulated a clear doctrine of
29. The scholastic theologian and key defender of the veneration of icons in the East was
30. Which of the following was nota third (3^rd) century church father?
31. Arius taught that
32. Irenaeus argued against the Gnostics, in part, on the basis of
33. Which theologian argued for the existence of God from (1) motion, (2) causality, (3) possibility, (4) imperfection, and (5) design?
34. Alexander of Alexandria insisted that the Logos
35. The third Council of Constantinople (680-81)
36. Egypt in the second (2^nd) and third (3^rd) centuries was a center for
37. The synod of Orange (529) condemned
38. Which of the following was not a second (2^nd) century Apologist?
39. Which of the following was not a stabilizing influence during the subapostolic period?
40. The Council of Constantinople (381) determined that the Holy Spirit
41. In 1530, Melanchthon presented to Emperor Charles V a Lutheran confession commonly called the
42. Luther and Zwingli disagreed over the nature of
43. The second (2^nd) century Apologists argued against the Jews that
44. The Western Roman Empire fell to
45. The Decian Persecution occurred from
46. During the Medieval and Renaissance Periods, which of the following were leaders of unsuccessful attempts at church reform?
47. Augustine of Canterbury arrived in England in
48. The debate between Augustine and Pelagius centered on
49. The Benedictine Order was founded in
50. Jan Huss was condemned and Pope John XXIII was dethroned by the Council of

Set 2

1. The first council of Nicaea (325) determined that the Father and Son were
2. In 1530, Melanchthon presented to Emperor Charles V a Lutheran confession commonly called the
3. The first printed Greek New Testament was prepared by
4. The third Council of Constantinople (680-81) affirmed that Christ possessed
5. The “Babylonian Captivity of Papacy” refers to
6. The most influential pope of the fifth century was
7. Which theologian argued for the existence of God from (1) motion, (2) causality, (3) possibility, (4) imperfection, and (5) design?
8. Muslim Expansion into Byzantine territory began in the
9. Martin Luther posted his famous Ninety-five Thesis
   to the Castle Church door in Wittenburg on
10. Alexander of Alexandria insisted that the Logos
11. Scholastic theology can be divided into
12. Augustine of Canterbury arrived in England in
13. Which of the following was not a stabilizing influence during the subapostolic period?
14. Which was not a key factor on the Great Schism
15. The most influential Western theologian prior to Augustine and the first to write in Latin was
16. The first Council of Nicaea was convened by
17. Two key defenders of Nicene Christology were
18. Origen’s principal approach to biblical interpretation involved
19. The debate between Augustine and Pelagius centered on
20. Which of the following was not a significant Medieval theologian?
21. The Decian Persecution occurred from
22. The Council of Constantinople (381) determined that the Holy Spirit
23. Egypt in the second (2nd) and third (3rd) centuries was a center for
24. The second Council of Constantinople (553) affirmed the
25. Which of the following was not a third (3rd) century church father?
26. The second Council of Nicaea (787) affirmed
27. According to the Fourth Lateran Council (1215), in the mass, the bread and the wine
28. Which of the following was not an Apologist?
29. Charlemagne was crowned Holy Roman empire on
30. The Western Roman Empire fell to
31. Which of the following was not a Cappadocian Father
32. One of the most read books of the Medieval period, On the Imitation of Christ, was written by
33. John Cassian defended a position known as
34. The Council of Chalcedon (451) declared that Christ possesses two natures
35. Constantine legalized Christianity with the
36. The scholastic theologian and key defender of the veneration of icons in the East was
37. Tertullian coined the expression
38. The Benedictine Order was founded in
39. Which of the following was not a Medieval mystic?
40. The Council of Ephesus (431) addressed the heretical teachings of
41. Irenaeus argued against the Gnostics, in part, on the basis of
42. Melito of Sardis articulated a clear doctrine of
43. During the Medieval and Renaissance Periods, which of the following were leaders of unsuccessful attempts at church reform?
44. The synod of Orange (529) condemned
45. Jan Huss was condemned and Pope John XXIII was dethroned by the Council of
46. Arius taught that
47. Constantine became emperor in the West after his victory at
48. The first challenge the church faced after the end of the Diocletian persecution was
49. Luther and Zwingli disagreed over the nature of
50. The early Apologists argued against the Jews that