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Which hymn did former slave-ship captain John Newton write?
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What nationality was John Calvin?
Answer: French
Why: In Calvin's day Geneva was an independent republic, not yet part of Switzerland.
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Which English word did Bible translator William Tyndale coin?
Answer: Scapegoat
Why: He made it for the goat in Leviticus that was sent off into the wilderness carrying the people's sins.
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Where did English exiles found the first Baptist church?
Answer: Amsterdam
Why: Thomas Helwys took part of the group home in 1612 to found England's first Baptist church, in London's Spitalfields.
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What does the Latin word 'pastor' mean?
Answer: Shepherd
Why: Latin pastor comes from pascere, 'to put to graze' or 'to feed', the daily work of tending a flock.
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Where do more Protestants live than anywhere else?
Answer: Sub-Saharan Africa
Why: Europe, where the Reformation began, held only about 13% of the world's Protestants in Pew's 2010 count.
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Roughly how much of Berlin was French Huguenot in 1700?
Answer: About 20%
Why: They came after the 1685 Edict of Potsdam invited Protestants fleeing France to settle in Brandenburg, tax-free at first.
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