CHURCH HISTORY II
CH5002
FINAL EXAM EXAMPLE
TWO (2) Parts
Time Limit: THREE HOURS (3 hours)
Part I – Identification (75 points total).
Students must write THREE FACTS in complete sentences for each term. You must do all twenty identification terms.
A. People B. Groups
1. Philip II of Spain 6. Orthodox Churches
2. Richard Niebuhr 7. British East India Company
3. John Wesley 8. Mormons
4. Charles Finney 9. Quakers
5. German philosophers 10. Jesuits
C. Events/Movements D. Texts and Literature
11. Congress of Vienna 16. Communist Manifesto
12. Social Gospel movement 17. Indexes of Prohibited/Forbidden Books
13. First Great Awakening 18. Church Dogmatics
14. Spanish Inquisition 19. On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection...
15. Opium War 20. Critique of Pure Reason
E. Terms F. Misc.
21. “separate, but equal” 26. Neo-orthodoxy
22. ecumenical 27. Pietistism
23. encomienda 28. “demythologizing”
24. “virtue of the absurd” 29. William Carey
25. fundamentalism 30. empiricism
Part II – Short Essay (40 points total).
Students must write a short essay on ONE of the following questions. You must have at least five paragraphs: one thesis/introduction, three supporting paragraphs, and a conclusion.
1. Which council is more important: the Council of Trent or the Second Vatican Council? Provide at least three supports to your answer.
2. How did FDE Schleiermacher earn the title of “father of modern Protestant theology”? Discuss at least three elements in his theology to support your view.
3. Which revolution(s) impacted the church the most: the American Revolutionary War, the French Revolution, the 1848 Revolutions or the Industrial Revolution? Provide at least three supports to your answer.
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