Round 11: Tossup 15
Description acceptable. A supporter of this movement rearranged the synoptic gospels into a single narrative titled “Jesus the Savior,” omitting the genealogies and circumcision of Jesus. After the “Brown Synod” supported this European movement by approving a controversial “Paragraph,” one of its primary opponents declared a status confessionis. A declaration opposing this movement rejects the authority of any “powers” besides Jesus in the first of its six theses. This movement, which was embraced by (*) “positive Christianity,” was condemned in a clandestine encyclical beginning, “With burning care…” This movement was condemned by the Barmen declaration and opposed by the Confessing Church. For 10 points, what movement opposed by Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Martin Niemöller sought to conform Christianity to an antisemitic state ideology? ■END■
ANSWER: German Christians [or Deutsche Christen; or conforming Christianity to Nazism or synonyms; accept positive Christianity before mention; prompt on racism or antisemitism or dejudification]
<JF, Beliefs> | NAFTA-Packet-11
= Average correct buzzpoint
Back to tossups