2. What part of a man is most changed when he becomes religious?
(a) His psychological part.
(b) His mental part.
(c) His emotional part.
(d) His physical part.

3. What were the Puritan's only objective?
(a) Salvation.
(b) Charity.
(c) Repentance.
(d) Comfort.

4. What did Pietism split from?
(a) Calvinism.
(b) Catholicism.
(c) Mormonism.
(d) Puritanism.

5. What was considered the highest station in life to Luther?
(a) The church.
(b) Visions.
(c) The calling.
(d) Political office.

6. How did Luther see fulfilling worldly duties?
(a) As a calling.
(b) As an opportunity for good.
(c) As a necessary evil.
(d) As a way to serve.

7. What kind of sects came from Calvinism?
(a) Puritans.
(b) Amish.
(c) Mennanites.
(d) Methodists.

8. Who wrote Pilgrim's Progress?
(a) Martin Luther.
(b) Wilton Brown.
(c) John Bunyan.
(d) John Calvin.

9. What did Pascal think was vanity?
(a) Worldly activity.
(b) Images and mirrors.
(c) Confessions.
(d) Church worship.

10. What kind of duties were fulfilled through the Beruf?
(a) All of these.
(b) Religious.
(c) Personal.
(d) Worldly.

11. What kind of writings are talk of Beruf non existent in?
(a) All of these.
(b) Educational.
(c) Religious.
(d) Historical.

12. How did Luther feel his ideas connected with Capitalism?
(a) They built on each other.
(b) They did not connect at all.
(c) They were tandem themes.
(d) They were identical.

13. Who did Luther think gave him his calling?
(a) God.
(b) The Pope.
(c) Jesus.
(d) Himself.

14. What happened to the ideals of Calvinism and Baptism in the end of the 17th century?
(a) They stayed the same.
(b) They grew apart.
(c) They grew closer.
(d) None of these.

15. Who did Calvin say men existed for?
(a) Each other.
(b) Their children.
(c) God.
(d) Themselves.