Test 6

Question 1

3 Issues drove Fundementalists to pursue independence in 1930

Answer 1

Doctrinal slide
Denominational Control
Denial of separation

Question 2

What does GARBC stand for?

Answer 2

General Association of Regular Baptist Churches

Question 3

What did the GARBC replace?

Answer 3

BBU

Question 4

What did Ketcham do in 1938 and why?

Answer 4

Moved to abolish the office of president and set up a council of 14

Question 5

How did Ketcham and Van Osdel solve the crisis of whether GARBC would be a denomination?

Answer 5

Approval system: GARBC approves and recommends camps, mission boards, etc., not starts them

Question 6

What significant GARBC agency impacted American churches?

Answer 6

Regular Baptist Press

Question 7

BBF was a split from who?

Answer 7

Norris

Question 8

Who helped Vick get into full time ministry?

Answer 8

Mordecai Ham

Question 9

Where did Vick pastor for 25 years, and what school did he lead?

Answer 9

Temple Baptist Church, Bible Baptist College

Question 10

What became the new name of the Fundamentalist Fellowship in 1946?

Answer 10

Conservative Baptist Fellowship

Question 11

What did the CBF do that angered liberals in the NBC?

Answer 11

Start their own mission boards: CBFMS and CBHMS

Question 12

What new organization did the conservatives start in 1947 and what new institution did it start in 1950?

Answer 12

CBA of A

Question 13

Main purpose of CBA

Answer 13

Association to foster conservatism and planting of conservative Baptist Churches

Question 14

CBF

Answer 14

Fellowship to oppose liberalism in NBC

Question 15

CBFMS

Answer 15

Foreign missions society

Question 16

CBHMS

Answer 16

Home mission society

Question 17

CBA director and his response to drift into non Separatism

Answer 17

Dr. Cedarholm; he resigned

Question 18

3 main reasons for division among conservative Baptists

Answer 18

Denominationalism - increased centralization

Undermining of Baptist distinctives
Division over Billy Graham

Question 19

What different directions did the CBF and CBA take in the late 50s and early 60s?

Answer 19

CBF opposed compromise in New Evangelicalism, CBA affirmed it

Question 20

Ecumenical Evangelism, and the basic issue that separated hardliners from softliners

Answer 20

Compromising non-separatism to advance the gospel; New Evangelicalism

Question 21

2 organizations founded by Fundementalists when they abandoned the CBA

Answer 21

NTA and FBF

Question 22

Main leader of NTAIBC

Answer 22

Richard Clearwaters

Question 23

What are two reasons the NTA and FBF remained separate organizations?

Answer 23

NTA required participation through delegates, which violated church Autonomy,
Clearwaters had a falling out with FBF leader, Cedarholm

Question 24

Who started the Sword of the Lord periodical and soulwinning conferences?

Answer 24

John R. Rice

Question 25

What was Rice's ministry that allowed him to network with Fundementalists around the country?

Answer 25

Sword of the Lord Soulwinning Conferences

Question 26

Who founded Bob Jones college and what was his background?

Answer 26

Bob Jones Sr.; Methodist Evangelist

Question 27

What has been the capital of non-denominational Fundementalism in America

Answer 27

BJU

Question 28

Pastor of Megachurch in Chattanooga TN, and who did he separate from

Answer 28

Lee Robertson; SBC

Question 29

What school and Fellowship of churches did Lee Robertson start

Answer 29

Tenneesse Temple University, Southwide Baptist Fellowship

Question 30

Positive and negative sources of New Evangelicalism

Answer 30

Positive: desire for wide spread to evangelism Negative: Rejection of Fundamentalist separatism

Question 31

NAE and it's purpose

Answer 31

National Association of Evangelicals Lobbying group for conservatives in DC

Question 32

Who was the first president of both the NAE and Fuller Theological Seminary

Answer 32

Harold J. Ockenga

Question 33

What new phrase did Harold J. Ockenga coin in 1948 and 3 reasons he gave for needing it

Answer 33

New Evangelicalism; Fundementalism= wrong attitude, strategy, and results

Question 34

Modesto Manifesto

Answer 34

Money Morality Publicity Local Church authority

Question 35

Watershed between Fundementalists and Evangelicals

Answer 35

Billy Graham and ecumenical Evangelicalism

Question 36

4 key agencies of New Evangelicalism

Answer 36

1. NAE 2. Fuller Theological Seminary 3. Christianity Today 4. Billy Graham Evangelical Seminary

Question 37

8 characteristics of New Evangelicalism

Answer 37

1. Friendly attitude towards science 2. Willingness to re-examine the doctrine of the Holy Spirit 3. Tolerance toward varying eschatological positions, esp. amilenialism 4. Shift from extreme Dispensationalism 5. Increased Emphasis on scholarship 6. More emphasis on social responsibility 7. Willingness to re-examine the doctrine of inerrancy 8. Willingness to dialogue with liberal and neo-orthodox theologians (treat deniers of Scripture as Christians)

Question 38

Positive traits of Billy Graham

Answer 38

1. Personally pure 2. Man of prayer 3. Simple Gospel presentations 4. Humility

Question 39

Negative traits of Billy Graham

Answer 39

1. Fundamentally pragmatic (ends justify means) 2. Inoculated millions 3. Marginalized Fundamentalists as narrow minded bigots