Martin Luther's Reformation

According to Luther, Anfechtungen is a feeling of joy and happiness.

Gabriel Beale was a 16th century theologian.

Nominalism was one of the traditions that Gabriel Beale belonged to.

Voluntarism argues that God's intellect is more important than God's will.

According to voluntarism, something is good because God wills it to be good.

Martin Luther was a theologian in the tradition of Augustine.

Anfechtungen is a feeling closely related to whether God would pardon Luther because of his sin.

Gabriel Beale wrote a major work called The Canon of the Bible.

According to Aristotle, the substance of an object is known through its accidents.

The Church used the distinction between substance and accidents in a way that Aristotle would have approved.

The priest celebrating the mass only symbolically represents Christ.

The Church's doctrine of transubstantiation states that the bread and wine are replaced by Christ's body and blood.

Martin Luther's views on the Eucharist were similar to the Church's doctrine of transubstantiation.

The Reformation was a movement that sought to reform the Church from within.

Christian pastoral care emphasizes the importance of the priest's role in the Eucharist.

The relationship between the Church and state is one of separation and distinct spheres of influence.

Martin Luther was never disappointed by the corruption of the Roman court.

According to Luther, Protestantism was morally superior to Catholicism.

Luther's primary concern was the corruption of the Roman court.

Luther wrote about the corruption of the Roman court in his later writings.

The Reformation was primarily a response to the corruption of the Roman court.

Carter Lindbergh's book 'The European Reformations' is recommended for its biased view of the Reformation.

Luther's visit to Rome in 1510 had no impact on his later thought.

The Reformation divided neatly into Protestants who hated corruption and Catholics who did not mind it.

The Augustinian order is a prestigious order.

Newton's laws of gravity are 100% true.

Augustine's theology was only influential to Catholics.

The book 'Strangers in a Strange Land' is only suitable for Catholic readers.

Augustine is the most important theologian since the Apostle Paul.

The Reformation was a debate solely about the interpretation of Augustine's theology.

Archbishop Charles Chaput's book 'Strangers in a Strange Land' is not relevant to Protestant readers.

Augustine's concept of the city of God is not relevant to the relationship between religious bodies and the state.

Luther's medieval education will prevent him from questioning the theology of Augustine.

Luther's father was pleased with his decision to join the Augustinian order.

Luther was ordained as a priest in 1505.

Luther's role as a parish priest will not influence his theological thinking.

The indulgence controversy will not be related to Luther's experience as a parish priest.

Luther's study of Augustine's theology will not lead to the Reformation.

Systematic theologians tend to study theology in a practical and realistic way.

Luther's membership in the Augustinian order will not influence his theological development.