Exam 28: Something to Believe in

Humanae Vitae suggests that ____________is an analogy to the human trinity.

___________, the German Protestant theologian, worked against the Nazis and was killed in a concentration camp.

Evangelicalism is a Protestant denomination.

Increased immigration into Israel in the 1960s and 70s led to:

Pentecostalism takes its name from the descent of _______ on the apostles on Pentecost.

The bat mitzvah was begun in the United States in1922.

By the end of the century, most Europeans identified themselves as observant Christians.

The New Historians challenged _______

U.N. Resolution 3379 compared what to racism:

By 2010 Arabs comprised ___________of the Israeli population.

The key element of fundamentalism is _________.

Conservative Judaism accepted female rabbis starting in the _______.

The European Organization for Nuclear Research is known as _________.

Hamas began as an offshoot of the ____________.

What terrorist group gained popularity with the Palestinians for providing social services?

More than 90% of Jews living in which country migrated to Israel following the Six Day War?

Protestantism dwindled in developing nations during the Cold War.

Which Pope began the process of reforming the Catholic Church in the 1960s?

The German Evangelical Church supported Hitler.

Arab nationalism follows the European pattern.