2.3 Protestant Reform Continues

Cards (22)

  • The Radical Reformers practiced adult baptism, while Lutherans and Calvinists practiced infant baptism.
  • The Radical Reformers favored simple and primitive church practices.
  • What core belief of the Anabaptists was considered rebellious against traditional Christian practices?
    Adult baptism
  • The Anabaptists were committed to non-violence and refused to participate in warfare.
  • Key locations where Calvinism spread
    1️⃣ Geneva
    2️⃣ Switzerland
    3️⃣ France
    4️⃣ Netherlands
    5️⃣ Scotland
  • What doctrine is emphasized more in Calvinism than in Lutheranism?
    Predestination
  • Calvinism uses a hierarchical system of church governance.
  • Compared to Lutheranism, Calvinism emphasizes predestination
  • Calvinism features a hierarchical system of church governance.
  • The Radical Reformers sought a more primitive form of Christianity.
  • The Radical Reformers rejected infant baptism in favor of adult baptism.
  • The Radical Reformers practiced adult baptism, while Lutherans and Calvinists used infant baptism.
  • The Radical Reformers favored simple, primitive church practices.
  • What rebellious practice did the Anabaptists strongly advocate for?
    Adult baptism
  • Arrange the regions in order where Calvinism spread:
    1️⃣ Switzerland
    2️⃣ France
    3️⃣ Netherlands
    4️⃣ Scotland
  • Which monarch initiated the English Reformation?
    Henry VIII
  • The English Reformation was primarily driven by political motives.
  • Match the religious group with its characteristic:
    Catholicism ↔️ Centralized church structure
    Protestantism ↔️ Decentralized church structure
  • What did the Radical Reformers seek in their movement?
    A primitive form of Christianity
  • The Radical Reformers rejected infant baptism and advocated for adult baptism instead.
  • The Radical Reformers often emphasized a literal interpretation of the Bible.
  • What were the Anabaptists known for among the Radical Reformers?
    Pacifism and refusal to swear oaths