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| The great awakening opposed all of the following except |
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| abandoning simplicity of faith and trust in God |
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| True or False: American civil religion equates virtue and divine providence with American itnerests and american history |
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| the dominant fact of the 19th century in Europe and North America was the |
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| the shift from mercantilism to laissez-faire style capitalism strengthened most which of the follwoing: |
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| the industrial revolution |
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| changed social economic relations and the nature of labor |
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| christian social reform movements of the 19th century were founded on the _____view of the future. |
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| The founder of the first African-American denomination in the US is |
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| The revivals of the 19th century were |
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| enormous in scale in both America and Europe |
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| The most successful new religion to develop in the 19th century was |
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| the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day saints |
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| at the height of the age of European imperialism, during the long nineteenth century (up till 1914) what percent of the world's population lived in countries that were or had been parts of european empires? |
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| The primary response of the protestant Christians to the imperial reality of the nineteenth century was |
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| the independent african church movement was defined by all of the following except |
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| denied leadership roles to non-european christians |
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| More confessing Christian missionaries, protestant and catholic, went to _____ in the period 1750-1950 than to any other part of the globe: |
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| All of the follwoing is true of the Taiping movement in china except: |
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| anticipation of independent Chinese church OR a massive peace movement known as Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace |
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| True or False: Christianity in Korea came to be identified not with imperialism, but rather with active opposition to it |
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| If you were to select a single factor that best described the cause for christianity to spread throughout Korea, according to Spickard and Craig it would be |
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| Christianity suffered its greatest defeat in which Asian nation? |
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| According to S&C which of the following may best be described as the dominant trend of the twentieth century? |
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| Secularity means the great public institutions of education, science, politics, and the arts |
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| consistently operate as if God does not exist |
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| True or false: Secularity deeply affects most modern people, including Christians, by convincing us a given that most of life's problems can be solved by purely secular or scientific means |
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| The _______ is the essence of the secular mindset and the hallmark of modern Westen life and thought |
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| Secular views of human nature include all of the following except: |
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| see people as primarily fully conscious rational beings |
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| Since the end of World War II the predominant theme in international politics have been |
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| Modern theologians tended to respond to secularity in all of the following ways except |
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| forsaking the use of reason |
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| Which theologian represented the gospel as a solution to the threat of non-being as the Christ as the new being who overcomes it? |
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| Which theologian taught that scriputre and the preaching of the church becomes God's word in the event of Jesus Christ becoming real and active in people's lives |
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| Which theologian taught that the two principles of personal love and social justice should guide Christian actions in relation to world problems? |
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| According to S&C the church of Christ to thrive i nthe modern world must do all of the following except |
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| tell people of their sinfulness and that they cannot save themselves while denying or hiding that the church suffers the consequences of sinfulness among its confessing members |
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| true or false: one of secularity's most significant manifestations is the pervasive privatization of religion in Western society |
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| All of the following conform to McDuffee's understanding of American civil Religion except: |
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| The Christian nation is a legitimate biblical concept |
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| True or False:According to mcduffee the single most significant american theological contribution to the healthy growth and governanance of the the lving church is the establishment and prohibition clause of the first article of the bill of rights amended to the constitution of the us in 1791 |
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| During the 19th century, what Robert calls "the heart of the 'European Age'" was subject to all of the following changes except: |
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| by 1815 both england and france and increasingly throughout europe all of the following ideas were growing in acceptance about the state except: |
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| legitimacy of sovereignty viewed irrelevant |
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| true or false: agricultural changes is as the heart of the appearance of the industrialized society as a new kind of society for humankind |
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| within the world economic system of the nineteenth century, which country was the greatest nation? |
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| all of the following were true of the city in the nineteenth century except: |
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| promoted religious devotion and increased church attendance |
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| true or false: the modern European civilization, which is the first modern civilization as far as we know, does not have some formal structure of religious belief at its heart |
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| the materialism of the 19th century included all of the following social and cultural characteristics except |
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| people experiencing less freedom of choice and greater control over their environment |
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| in the 19th century the further development of science took on mythological status in Europe for all of the following except: |
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| there is no exception, all are true |
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| the new politics of the 19th century was defined and driven by all of the following principles except |
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| as a result of the crimean war what new profession for women was founded? |
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| war-time medical service of nursing |
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| by 1900 european hegemony was expressed in all of the following ways except |
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| apart from africa all of the world was integrated into a european system of economic and military infulence |
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| the geographic centerpiece of british imperialism was |
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| in 1914 more than_______percent of the world's land surface was under european sway, with Russia and GB holding about______ of the world's land area in their respective empire. |
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| for the past two centuries _____has been the most successful revolutionary force of modern politics |
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| in the 19th and 20th centuries the authority, legitimacy and credibility of the scriptures were undermined by all of the following except: |
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| fewer people were responding to the gospel, thus, there was a reduction in the number of people confessing Christ as their lord and savior |
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| the one principle of governance over social life that all ruling classes everywhere in europe took as unalterable dogma was _____ |
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| sanctity of possessing private property |
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| true or false: by 1914 science, as the most effective force undermining mass support for traditional religion, was paradoxically contributing not only to the confidence of European civilization but was also.....blah |
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| All of the following reasons justify recognizing the unique nature and unprecedented psychological and cultural effects of WWI except: |
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| no war of aggression of such magnitude before its outbreak had ever before been imagine, anticipated and predicted by so many |
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| All of the following reasons justify recognizing the unique nature and unprecedented psychological and cultural effects of WWI except: |
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| no war of aggression of such magnitude before its outbreak had ever before been imagine, anticipated and predicted by so many |
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