Adolphus established colonies that were significant for spiritual reasons. Denominations started as groups split from the church. The greatest attacks on the church came from within. The Age of Reason was also known as the Enlightenment. The Renaissance featured the key figure of artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci. Blaise Pascal made an important contribution to mathematics. Christianity was dominated by Catholicism for over a thousand years. Voltaire significantly challenged the church. The Thirty Years' War started in 1618 and was a religious civil war in Europe.

1. Church History II
Test ch. 1 & 2
1. Who was Adolphus? And what did he do that was so significant?
2. What was the spiritual significance of the establishment of the colonies?
3. Which group of people really started what is known as denominations?
4. Where did the greatest attack come from on the church?
5. What group called their god the watchmaker?
6. Who was John Locke? And what did he do that was so important?
7. What is another name for the Age of Reason?
8. What was the Renaissance? Who was the key figure?
9. Who was Blasie Pascal? And what significant thing did he do?
10. Whose ideas ruled Christianity for 1,200 years?
11. What group was considered to be the Radicals?
12. Why was Christianity put on trial?
13. What was called “a blight” “factionalism” and a “caste system?
14. How did denominations come to be the primary expression of Christianity?
15. According to the book what were the years of the Reformation?
16. According to the book what were the years of The Age of Reason and Revivals?
17. Who was Voltaire? What significant thing did he do?
18. What is the principle of territorialism?
19. Who were the series of civil wars fought between? And why?
20. When did the thirty year war start? And what was it about?
21. What was the significance of the Peace of Augsburg?
22. How many men wrote effectively on deism? And who were they?
23. What three groups were dominating during the Age of Reformation?