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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through A God for Reformers.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After the synod, confusion still reigned in the Christian church with a competing philosophy developing at ________.
(a) Nicaea.
(b) Nice.
(c) Cappadocia.
(d) Constantinople.

2. Despite the conservatism occasioned by the rise of _____________ and the suppression of independent reasoning in the Sunni madrasahs, scholars, such as Mulla Sadr (ca 1571-1640), taught a philosophy that fused metaphysics and spirituality.
(a) The Muslim laws.
(b) The Shariah laws.
(c) The Messiah laws.
(d) The Shari laws.

3. The concept of a Divine Trinity is largely the result of the teachings of ____________.
(a) Paul.
(b) John.
(c) Jesus.
(d) Augustine.

4. The effect of this behavior towards Jewish people was ____________.
(a) To evoke a new form of Kabbalism.
(b) To end Kabbalism.
(c) To begin Kabbalism.
(d) To return to a traditional form of Kabbalism.

5. The classic texts of this form of Judaic mysticism were written ____________.
(a) In Canaan in the fifth and sixth centuries.
(b) In Babylon in the fifth and sixth centuries.
(c) In Jerusalem in the fifth and sixth centuries.
(d) In Assyria in the fifth and sixth centuries.

Short Answer Questions

1. The question that was resolved at a synod was called by the Emperor Constantine at __________.

2. Nietzsche proclaimed that God ____________.

3. The Muslims experienced problems with what passages in the Koran?

4. In 312 CE, the emperor Constantine _____________.

5. What was a consequence of the doctrine of Incarnation?

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