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Absolute Truth
There is absolute truth, but we can't prove that it is absolutely true. We have faith.
Presuppositions
A thing assumed at the beginning of a line of argument or course of action
Views of Integration
Word not Worldly Wisdom
Facts not Faith View
"Accept Both, Integrate Neither"
There is so much overlap in the spirit at the doul. Both pastors and psycologists are needed.
The Two-Book View
General Revelation and special revelation work together to result in a happy marriage.
The problem that results from this is if there are differences in theologies among these topics. Which one do you agree with.
Scriptural Foundation, Secular Nuggets
Prov. 29:13
Discernment - allows us to throw out the secular information that doensn't make sense or align with our doctrine
Sufficiency - 2 Peter 1:3
Three Views of Image and Likeness
Substantive View
Relational View
The experience of a relationship
Image: The ability to have meaningful relationships
Functional View
This is not something in man's nature mor the experiencing of a relationship
image = representation
Seven Capacities of Personhood
Social/Relational
Existential
Rational
Teleological
Volitional
Behavioral
Emotional
Composition of Human Beings
Monism - One body/soul/spirit.
Is there some sort of intermediate state beyond the grave and before eternity?
Matthew 26:41 Watch and pray so that you do not fall into temptation, for the spirit is willing and the body is weak.
James 2:26 - The body without the Spirit is dead.
What is based on faith?
EVERYTHING
How can secular people find truth?
The grace of God
Menander
1 Cor. 15:33
Epimenides
Titus 1:12-27
Justification v. reconciliation
Justification is the taking care of the sin problem. Reconciliation is the bottom line of salvation.
Social
God is perfectly relational. The trinity is perfect example of others-centeredness
Existential
God is a being of meaning and purpose. He is here to be glorified. Humans are made to glorify God in our lives.
Rational
God is a thinking being
Teleological
God and humans are goal oriented
Difference between goal and desire
A goal is something that I want and have control over. A desire is something that I want and have no control over.
Volitional
God and Humans are choice makers. We don't always act like it, but we are in control.
Behavioral Capacity
This is understanding that God and humans have behavior.
Longing -> Beliefs -> Goals -> Choices -> behaviors
Emotional
God and Humans are emotional. Emotions are the door to look at behaviors.
Essence of Image + likeness
Capacities
Function of image and likeness
Representation and functions
Soul Vs. Spirit
5 Definitions of the Soul
Pre-existence theory
A. God is having sex with his wife or wives in heaven birthing spirits.
B. Reincarnation and Recycling
Hebrews 9:27
Creation theory
Bodies are made through procreation. God creates the souls.
Support: Father of Spirits, breath of life that I made, The Lord who stretched out the heavens and founded the earth and formed the spirit of man within him.
Is God still creating? How does sin enter? What about the virgin birth?
Traducian Theory
Mom and dad each give 23 chromosomes. God created us through the systems of mediate creation and providential law. He allows the Spirit to be created during conception.
Theoretical support
Problems - 30-75% of unimplanted embryos. TWINS?
Personality
Character Traits that make you who you are
Personality (term breakdown)
person-"al" Like or suitable
Personal"ity" - state, character, or condition
Persona
Outward appearance
Inner Personality
The heart
To be a complete human being, is a body necessary
Yes.
Are bodies important to God
Matthew 10:28 states: "And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, fear Him who can destroy both soul and body in hell."
Yes.
Is sin a bodily thing?
It is committed outside of the body. The body is a vehicle for sin. the "flesh" is the carnal part of our selves. our person
Do Angels have a means of salvation
Angels do not have a means of salvation
What is qualia
The raw sensation of experience.
What are the 5 Reasons that the Bible says that we dream
Revelation
Warnings
Worries/Cares
Wishfulfillment
Comfort/Peace
What are the 5 most common reoccuring dreams
Who was the Dream Scientist
Sigmund Freud
What do Hobson and McCarley theorize
Dreams are more physiological than psycological. It is the result of higher brain structures making sense of meaningless neural impulses, It has some pattern, but no purpose.
T/F: We only dream in REM sleep
F
What are the 5 Stages of sleep
Stages 1-4, which are NREM (non-rem)
Stage 5, which is REM sleep
Note: Stage 5 isn't a lower-wave sleep than stage 3 or 4. Stage 5, or REM sleep, is actually a state between being awake and stage 1, so it has fairly rapid waves on a EEG
How long each sleep cycle lasts
90 minutes
How long is each sleep cycle
About 90 minutes
What emotions are present in NREM sleep
Positive
What emotions are present in REM sleep
negative
Which part of the brain is involved with REM sleep?
Amygdala
Too much time in REM sleep could be a factor in what mental disorder
Amygdala
What did Robert Stickgold find that non-REM sleep processes, refines and improves _
Memory. It helps us learn.
REM dreams help us experience what?
The future. They help us to simulate challenges and test possibilities.
Deirdre Barrett believes that dreams can help us…
Think outside of the box
Sara Mednick, at the university of CA, believes that REM sleep can boost what?
Creativity.
What is damaged that results in a loss of dreaming
Damage to the parietal lobe results in a loss of dreaming
What percentage of dreams involve unhappy events
33%
What do dreams do?
Meditation
Reflecting on or focusing deeply on something about God.
Types of Meditation
Concentrative - Getting senses to adapt to stimulation by extreme focus on another stimulation (pregnant birthing)
Transcendental
OUt of body experience. They focus on a word or sound to block out stimulation
Zen
The mind transcends all mental activity while dissolving stress and enlivening creativity. The goal of this is for attaining enlightenment.
What are the two C's of the Christian View of Meditation
Content - words are not the problem
Conversational - We are conversational beings that are called to be closer to God
Franz Mesmer
He was an Austrian physician who was the father of hypnosis, he believed that good health comes from the alignment of magnets.
Emile Coup
He did what Freud coined as free associaton
Jason Esdaile
Mesmeric sleep as anesthetic dropping the mortality rate from 25-50% to 5%
Milton Ericson
He influenced hypnotherapy and used strategies to merge techniques with research.
Jean-Martin Charcot and Joseph Breur
Used hypnosis to treat patients suffering from hysteria.