Question

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The Religious Right teaches their church members to vote with their conscience, whereas mainline Protestants teach their church members to vote based on Scripture.
Multiple Choice 3 points
On a given Sunday, a preacher for a church of the Three-Self Church would preach on what topic?
the power of the Holy Spirit
the Christian's responsibility to be patriotic
the need for everyone to be baptized
the resurrection of Jesus
Multiple Choice 3 points
While Luther worked with a Catholic monastery, he would confess his sins so often that he would irritate his bishops and abbots. What insight from Scripture would eventually free him from such overwhelming guilt?
Christians are blessed with the Holy Spirit.
Christians are saved by doing one good work a day.
Christianity is just an evolved version of the Jewish faith.
Christians are saved by faith.
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Multiple Choice 3 points
How would one describe the influence of World War II on Catholicism?
Since the horrors of World War II, all Catholics have refused to join the military, vowing pacifism.
The Catholic Church hoped to use violence as a means of evangelism, and forcefully converted many Japanese prisoners of war.
The Catholic Church was educated about Just War Theory for the first time.
Due to World War II, many Catholic clergy found themselves protected in facist dictatorships as long as they swore allegiance to the government.

Answer 1

1) Statement: False — the Religious Right generally urges voting according to Biblical/moral convictions, while mainline Protestants are more likely to emphasize individual conscience and broader social concerns.

2) Three-Self Church preacher topic: the Christian's responsibility to be patriotic.

3) Luther's insight: Christians are saved by faith.

4) Influence of WWII on Catholicism: Due to World War II, many Catholic clergy found themselves protected in fascist dictatorships as long as they swore allegiance to the government.