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do this quiz and see how good you thought you were .....

A Puritan Quiz​

Do you know the Puritans Fairly well?

This quiz ranks about a 7 on the difficulty scale of tests. I will make it more difficult in time. Answers can be found throughout the web site.

The answers are below. Have fun.


1. The Regulatory Principle:
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a. Regulates the prayer life of the Christian


b. Regulates family worship
c. Regulates worship in corporate body during a church service
d. Regulates the number of times to read the Bible in one year

2. The Westminster Confession of Faith is almost identical to:​

a. The Heidelberg Catechism​

b. The Diet of Worms
c. The London Baptist Confession
d. The Apostle's Creed

3. The London Baptist Confession of 1689 is the same as the Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689. TRUE or FALSE​

4. The Puritans would agree that a person could be saved without believing and apprehending the Doctrine of Total Depravity. TRUE FALSE​

5. Original Sin is:​

a. A sin that is committed by a person the first time they sin​

b. The first sin in the garden of Eden
c. A term which is synonymous with the inherited corruption
of our soul
d. A heresy of the early church

6. God loves everyone equally. TRUE or FALSE​

7. Hell is glorifying to God. TRUE or FALSE​

8. Put in order the following people by their appearance on the scene of church history:​

William Tyndale John Owen Martin Luther John Wickliffe​

Charles Spurgeon John Calvin Aurelius Augustine William Perkins

9. Who was the Oxford Scholar that is also deemed the Morning Star of the Reformation?​

10. Who was the Bohemian Monk which was burned at the stake for his faith and Reformation principles?​

11. Who died as a martyr for the faith?: (may be more than one)​

a. John Hus​

b. William Tyndale
c. Christopher Love
d. William Jenkyn

12. What King summoned Martin Luther before him at the Diet of Worms?:​

a. King Henry VI​

b. King Charles
c. King Phillip
d. Queen Elizabeth

13. The term Sola Christus means:​

a. That salvation is through Christ alone​

b. That Christ is the only God-man
c. That Christ is the only incarnate Son of God
d. That Christ has only one nature--divine

14. The Puritans mainly lived during what century?:​

a. 12th c.​

b. 18th c.
c. 17th c.
d. 15th c.
e. None of the above

15. What was the first Bible ever to divide the Scriptures with numbered verses?​

a. KJV​

b. Bishops Bible
c. Geneva Bible
d. Wickliffe's Bible

16. Who was a minister of Kidderminster, England?:​

a. John Owen​

b. Richard Baxter
c. John Bunyan
d. William Ames

17. Which of the three was beheaded by Oliver Cromwell?​

a. William Ames​

b. Christopher Love
c. Francis Turretin

18. Arminians are also known as:​

a. Remonstrants​

b. Heretics
c. Deceived
d. All of the above

19. Who wrote "The Marrow of Theology" or, "The Marrow of Sacred Divinity"?​

a. William Hopkins​

b. William Still
c. William Ames
d. William Jenkyn

20. A Pastor, according to the book of Job, is to be:​

a. 1 in 50​

b. 1 in 100
c. 1 in 1000
d. 1 in 1500
e. 1 in 10

21. From the list below, what are 4 of the 6 marks of a biblical church?:​

a. Biblical Unity​

b. Biblical Church Discipline
c. Biblical Worship
d. Biblical Use of the Sacraments
e. Biblical Doctrine
f. Biblical Drama Groups

22. Who succeeded John Owen as Chancellor of Oxford and Minister to Parliament?​

a. John Flavel​

b. Charles Bridges
c. Thomas Brooks
d. George Whitefield
e. Stephen Charnock

23. Thomas Goodwin wrote a number of lengthy treatises on Justification. He mentioned virtual and actual justification. Virtual justification is:​

a. Something Jesus did on the cross for all whom He died.​

b. Something men do for themselves.
c. A kind of justification that is not real.
e. An aspect of justification that God dismisses after one is saved.

24. Most of the Puritans were:​

a. Premillenial​

b. Dispensational Premillenial
c. Amillennial
d. Postmillennial
e. Preterist

25. Who wrote the longest exposition on the book of Job?​

a. John Owen​

b. Martyn Lloyd Jones
c. Joseph Caryl
d. Wilhelmus a'Brakel

26. Pascal wrote:​

a. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe​

b. Pilgrim's Progress
c. The Penses
d. The Freedom of the Will
e. The Bondage of the Will

27. Richard Baxter: ​

a. was a Puritan​

b. was a 4 Point Calvinist
c. did damage to the doctrine of Justification
d. wrote the Reformed Pastor
e. is best known for his Practical Works
f. all the of above
g. none of the above

28. Who wrote "Foundations of the Christian Religion?"​

a. William Ames​

b. William Perkins
c. William Gurnal
d. William Bates

29. How many Particular Baptist churches were planted by 1660 in America?​

a. 4​

b. 25
c. 29
d. 112
e. 278

30. Samuel Rutherford was​

a. Greek​

b. English
c. Irish
d. Scottish

For all the answers go here ...............​

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http://www.apuritansmind.com/PuritanQuiz.htm

 

[Jon_]

I got number 18 right.

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon

 

[Bulldog]

I got number 18 right.

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon

Though seriously, since when was Pascal a puritan?

 

[5solas]

I got number 18 right.

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon

me, too!

and number 6 & 7 as well

 

[Jon_]

me, too!

and number 6 & 7 as well

Questions 6 and 7 could suffice as a test unto themselves: the real test of whether or not you know anything remotely accurate about the character and sovereignty of God.

Somehow, I knew you'd pass that test with flying colors.

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon

 

[Jon_]

Though seriously, since when was Pascal a puritan?

Maybe not a Puritan, but he was a Calvinist. And that from the time it was revealed to him that God is logical. Trying to argue that God is not logical is like trying to argue that two and two are not four. It's among the most absurd, preposterous things that one could utter.

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon