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Chapter 5 Test Test

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5 Matching Questions

  1. Council, Chalcedon, Human, Divine
  2. contemplation, the loving God
  3. theology, God
  4. Augustine, Christian
  5. office, bishop, Rome, spiritual father, state official
  1. a Ambrose and Augustine are the founders of ______, which is the formal study of ______.
  2. b In the solitude of the desert the hermits' main focus was prayer, particularly ______ that is, being silently present or attentive to ____ _____ ______.
  3. c The _____ of _____ in 451 stated that Jesus has two natures, _____ and _____.
  4. d Ambrose is best remembered for inspiring a confused young man named _____ to become a _____.
  5. e When pope (Papa) Leo also became Pontifex Maximus there was a changed understanding of the _____ of the _____ of _____. Leo was a _____ _____ but also a powerful _____ _____.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

  1. The primary emphasis of the ancient desert monks and nuns was on a right ____, on ______ at the personal, spiritual level.
  2. The Pelagians held that a person could get to _____ without God's _____.
  3. The Donatists held that the validity of a ______ depended on the worthiness of the ______.
  4. _____ was a fourth-century monk and bishop who created a _____ for _____ monastic life.
  5. "Our hearts are restless, O Lord, until they rest in you," is a well known saying of _____.

5 True/False Questions

  1. Religion, life_____ is the application of theology to _____.

          

  2. Donatists, PelagiansThe movement of men and women away from the world to pursue _____ came to be known as ______.

          

  3. The ConfessionsThe primary emphasis of the ancient desert monks and nuns was on a right ____, on ______ at the personal, spiritual level.

          

  4. Antony, religious pioneer_____ of Egypt was a wise _____ _____ who moved to the desert around the year 270.

          

  5. Leo the Great, papacy_____ _____ _____, who became pope in 440, shaped the ______ into a force for leadership of the Western world.