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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through A God for Reformers.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What removes God from the personal human category to transcend the human attributes?
(a) Fundamental traditions.
(b) Personal traditions.
(c) Unusual traditions.
(d) Mystical traditions.

2. During the twelfth century, European scholars had flocked to Spain to study ____________.
(a) Jewish theology.
(b) Muslim theology.
(c) Christian theology.
(d) Buddhist theology.

3. Now Europe split into two warring armies. Who were these warring groups?
(a) Jews and Muslims.
(b) Protestants and Catholics.
(c) Christians and Muslims.
(d) Jews and Christians.

4. Armstrong describes a similar wave of religious fervor, which swept through New England in the 1730's and which became known as ____________.
(a) The Reformation.
(b) The Enlightenment.
(c) Transcendentalism.
(d) The Great Awakening.

5. What is the Kabah?
(a) A shrine in the center of Mecca.
(b) A temple.
(c) A prayer.
(d) A religious book.

Short Answer Questions

1. The scientific work of Charles Darwin and the writings of Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud led to the conclusion that ____________.

2. The Catholic church distinguished itself when Pope Innocent VIII promulgated a Papal Bull in 1484. What did this start?

3. By resolving the question of whether Jesus was human or divine, Christians inevitably had to conclude that _______.

4. Where did the newly founded religion of Christianity spread quickly?

5. The greatest example of the coming scientific revolution was ____________.

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