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According to the passage, the perspicuity of language is still widely accepted today.
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Thomas Aquinas accepted the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.
False
The concept of perspicuity originated with the Reformation.
False
Vatican II was a conservative movement in the Catholic Church.
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The speaker believes that Luther's articulation of perspicuity is still sufficient today.
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The Reformed Orthodox of the 17th century were not influenced by Thomas Aquinas.
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The speaker attributes the origin of deconstructionism and post-structuralism to the serpent in the garden.
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The passage implies that the Reformed perspective on evil and suffering is more comprehensive than the Lutheran perspective.
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The Immaculate Conception refers to the Virgin Birth of Jesus.
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Papal infallibility was defined by Vatican II.
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The speaker believes that the clarity of divine speech is not a relevant issue today.
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The passage discusses Calvin's theology in detail.
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The Catholic Church did not define the Immaculate Conception as dogma until the Middle Ages.
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Hans Kung was a conservative Catholic theologian.
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The speaker is skeptical about the idea that language can convey clear meaning.
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The Catholic Church's humani vitae statement on contraception was liberal.
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The book on the Trinity by Carl Beckwith was published by a well-known Reformed press.
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The Formula of Concord in 1570 represents the triumph of the Philippist Lutherans.
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Melanchthon's view on the Lord's Supper was in line with the Genesio Lutherans.
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Luther's emphasis on the bondage of the will is a minor theme in his writings.
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The author of the text has written extensively on the topic of the bondage of the will.
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The Genesio Lutherans were more open to Reformed and Evangelical influences.
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Luther wrote about the bondage of the will extensively throughout his career.
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The author of the text believes that publishing the same book multiple times is a good use of time.
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The speaker recommends a book on the Trinity by a Protestant author.
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The speaker believes that the reformers would have accepted an error on the doctrine of God.
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Matt Levering is a Protestant theologian.
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The speaker is critical of Catholic writers on the doctrine of God.
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The English Reformation was heavily influenced by Lutheran theology.
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The speaker believes that the debates about the Trinity have no implications for evangelical Protestantism.
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The speaker attributes the origin of perspicuity to the Catholic Church.
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The English Reformation produced a theologian of stature similar to Luther and Calvin.
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The Book of Common Prayer is a significant contribution of the English Reformation.
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The speaker believes that the doctrine of God is a minor issue in evangelical Protestantism.
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The speaker's views on the Trinity are heavily influenced by Lutheran theology.
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Edward VI was a Catholic monarch of England.
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The English Reformation was shaped by parliamentary and crown politics.
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Mary I was a Protestant monarch of England.
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Elizabeth I was a radical reformer who allowed radical reformers to have their way.
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The English Reformation produced a theological work similar to Calvin's Institutes.
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Study Notes
The Problem of Perspicuity
- The doctrine of perspicuity (clarity of language) is problematic today due to intellectual and academic reasons.
- The idea of perspicuity has been challenged by French deconstructionism and post-structuralism, making texts obscure and difficult to understand.
- The Christian perspective suggests that deconstructionism and post-structuralism originated from the serpent in the garden, questioning the clarity of God's word.
The Reformation and Catholicism
- The Reformation and Catholicism have a complex and interesting relationship.
- The Reformed Orthodox of the 17th century were heavily dependent on Thomas Aquinas for their doctrine of God and the Trinity.
- Lutheran theologians, such as Carl Beckwith, have written good books on the Trinity that deserve to be read widely by Protestants.
Lutheranism and the Formula of Concord
- The Formula of Concord (1577) represents the triumph of the Genesio Lutherans, who maintained Luther's emphasis on the bondage of the will.
- The Genesio Lutherans disagreed with the Philippists on the bondage of the will and the Lord's Supper.
- Luther didn't write much about the bondage of the will after 1525, leading some to speculate that he backed off that position.
Catholicism and Protestantism Today
- The relationship between Catholicism and Protestantism is still complex and vexed.
- A Protestant's agreement on justification with a Catholic does not necessarily imply agreement on the Trinity.
- The debates about the Trinity have implications that are still being explored.
The English Reformation
- The English Reformation was shaped by parliamentary and crown politics, producing a unique liturgy.
- Lutheranism didn't have a significant impact on the English Reformation, except among some high churchmen who adopted Luther's understanding of the Lord's Supper.
- The English Reformation produced a liturgist of genius, Thomas Crown, who wrote the Book of Common Prayer.
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