Here I Stand: a Life of Martin Luther Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

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Here I Stand: a Life of Martin Luther Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

Roland Bainton
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through No Other Foundation.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Luther conclude that salvation cannot rest upon?
(a) on false hope offered by the Devil
(b) on rituals of the church
(c) on the dictates of the Pope
(d) on human achievement

2. Why does Luther reject the idea that Christ is sacrificed again at the Lord's Supper?
(a) He cannot die over and over again.
(b) He only consented to die one time.
(c) To resacrifice Christ is to kill God.
(d) He made sacrifice once and for all upon the cross.

3. How does Luther see the nature of man?
(a) as corrupt
(b) as idle
(c) as innocent
(d) as ignorant

4. What does Luther maintain about excommunication from the fellowship here on earth?
(a) It has nothing to do with the grace of God.
(b) It should be applied only to the hierarchy.
(c) It is a flawed practice but still useful.
(d) It is God's way of keeping the pure safe.

5. How does Luther differ with the Catholic Church on the Eucharist?
(a) He does not believe it slhould be limited to bread and wine.
(b) He does not believe it is necessary in worship.
(c) He believes it should only be taken on Saturday.
(d) He does not believe that the bread and wine transform into the body and blood of God.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Luther's trial transferred?

2. What realization does Luther come to in Wittenberg?

3. Where does Luther go after leaving Erfurt?

4. What boast do Luther's enemies make?

5. How does Luther view confession?

(see the answer key)

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