Churches of the Anglican tradition in the United States are usually known as . . .

According to Buschart, the Anglican understanding of “the church” stresses the sense in which the church is . . .

Which one of the following is the central text of Anglicanism, which continues to serve as the primary point of unity for the entire tradition?

According to Buschart, the unity of the Anglican communion is primarily rooted in . . .

According to traditional Lutheran teaching, should infants be baptized?

In Lutheran theology, what doctrine serves as “the hinge of grace” and “the doctrine by which the church stands or falls”?

Lutheran “orthodoxy” or “scholasticism” was challenged in the late 17th century by a movement that emphasized practical Christian devotion more than precise doctrinal knowledge. By what name was that movement known?

Which of the following is the sixth century theologian who is credited with writing the book that provides the classic Orthodox expression of apophatic theology?

Which of the following is NOT one of the religious orders that O’Collins and Farrugia mention as expressions of medieval Catholic piety?

According to Clendenin, the filioque doctrine was one of the two primary issues that contributed to the Great Schism that divided Eastern and Western Christians in A.D. 1054. What was the other issue?