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Setting two principles in opposition to one another is known as ________________.

A sect with Jewish roots having an "adoptionist" view of the person of Christ is ______________.

Individuals who, in their asceticism, isolate themselves from the world were/are known as ____________.

Members of the Anglican church striving for doctrinal, ecclesiatical and behavioral purity within the church were known as the ______________.

Followers of Peter Waldo (12th Century) who taught and worshipped in their own language (not Latin, Greek or Hebrew) were known as _________________.

The attempt to combine and blend features of different religions is the practice of _______________.

The rediscovery of the culture of the ancients (particularly the Greeks) is the period known as the ___________________.

Street preachers sent out by John Wycliffe (14th Century) were known as ______________.

Certificates promising release from purgatory were sold by the Pope's representatives and were known as ______________________.

A person whose faith is based on the foundational teachings of scripture, particularly emphasizing the inerrancy of scripture and the doctrine of salvation by faith/grace, is known as an ____________________.

The belief held by the followers of Arminius who emphasized free will in opposition to Calvin's view of God's sovereignty is known as _____________________.

Logical presentations in defense of or to prove the validity of the Bible are known as ________________.

The ________________ were French Protestants.

Protestants who separated to form other, separate denominations became known as __________________.

A monastic order founded by Ignatius Loyola and called "The Society of Jesus" which resisted the spread of Protestantism by any means became known as the ______________.

A belief that one can earn salvation by keeping/obeying the moral standards of the Bible, or a reliance on man-made laws added to scripture, is known as _______________.

Followers of the teachings of John Wesley who earned their name for their methodical approach to religious duties are known as ___________________.

A mixture of Puritans and Independents who left Europe under persecution in the 1620's with a vision to establish a pure church in the religious freedom of the New World are known as the ______________ Fathers.

The Protestant breach with the Catholic Church following Luther's lead in restoring Biblical truth (particularly "justification by faith") as the foundation of the true church is known as the ____________________. 

The view that salvation is all of grace: given the truth of man's depravity, salvation is only possible on the basis of God's sovereignty is known as reformed ______________.

Briefly describe the difference between "theism", "deism" and "atheism".

Briefly describe the abuses that Martin Luther decried and why he held that they were wrong.

Briefly describe what advances did the church made in the 19th Century (1800's)?

Briefly describe what you believe were the most significant advances the church made in the 20th Century (1900's).

The best days of the Church are yet ahead.  In what ways do you see yourself involved in the church's history yet to be written?  (300-word minimum)