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According to Dr. Burch, everyone is a theologian, even atheists
True
Among the necessary theological tools, imagination asks, is this true?
False
Because of their attention to detail, theological doctrines are more like photos than paintings
False
According to Olson, the practice of unwarranted speculation can damage the credibility of genuine theological debate and research
True
According to Olson, one of the dangers of holding an “either/or” theology is that it makes it more difficult to understand a doctrine like the Trinity
False
Olson believes polemical approaches to theology are the best
False
According to Olson, “Folk Religion” can be characterized as being open, expansive, subject to critique and having significant public impact
False
According to Lewis, it is not enough to be made in God’s image, we must also be spiritually begotten
True
According to Lewis, when one turns from personal experiences to Christian doctrine, they are turning from something less real to something more real
False
According to Lewis, doctrines are not God, they are like a map that assist one in better understanding God and growing closer to God
True
According to Vincent of Lerins, a person who wished to avoid heresy and maintain a sound faith would adhere to the authority of the divine law and the tradition of the Catholic Church
True
According to Vincent of Lerins, the Church’s true Catholic tradition is that which has been believed always, everywhere, and by everyone
True
According to Irenaeus, tradition is a “living voice” not just writings handed down
True
Essential teachings that are part of the Core of Christian Identity
Dogma
According to Irenaeus, the apostles taught some secret mysteries that were not handed down to their successors
False (that is Gnosticism)
According to Irenaeus, the bishops were entrusted to pass along the church’s apostolic tradition
True
Centered set categories refer to either/or views that determine who is theologically in and who is out
False (Boundary Set Categories)
The Great Tradition refers to a minimal set of core Christian teachings established for the church by the apostles and the early church’s bishops
True
Nuanced teachings that reflect a tradition particular theological understanding of the Christian core teachings
Doctrine
The Church’s theology that explained the New Testament scriptures was developing at the same time the Church was deciding which documents would comprise the New Testament canon of scripture
True
In Christian history, canonization was the process the church used to separate out the authoritative apostolic story of Jesus from all the “fan fiction” versions of Jesus
True
For the early church, scripture was authoritative when interpreted through Jesus Christ (Gospels) and the Rule of Faith
True
According to David Wallace, our default settings leads us to believe that we are the center of the universe
True
The Wesleyan Quadrilateral includes imagination as a source of authority
False
Christians agree about the equal authority of Tradition and Scripture
False
According to David Wallace, the only thing that is capital-T-true, is that we get to decide who or what to worship and how we decide to see/interpret the reality going on around us
True
Christian Consensus would include the Ecumenical Councils as a source of authority
True
Pietists Heart Religion and Pentecostal/Charismatic movements would be examples of relying on reason as the primary source of authority
False
According to Olsen, heresy is the Mother of Orthodoxy
True
According to David Wallace, real freedom involves attention and awareness and discipline and effort, and being able to truly care about other people and to sacrifice for them over and over in myriad, petty little unsexy ways
True
Johann Mohler believed that tradition must assist the Church with interpretation because the Bible has errors
False
Islamic understanding of the Quaran’s divine nature is the same as Christian understanding of the Bible
False
Jonothan Edwards believed that the book of nature interpreted the book of scripture
False
The Natural Theology debate is about which question?
Is God’s revelation of Himself in nature enough for a person to be saved?
Marcion’s canon was one reason that the early church decided to develop an authoritative New Testament canon
True
One of the consensus points among Christians is that the Bible is both personal and propositional in nature
True
Those who hold to a plenary verbal inspiration view believe that the authors of the Bible were inspired and the term infallible is often used
False (This is Dynamic Inspiration)
Those who hold to a dynamic inspiration model tend to also affirm strict inerrancy
False (This is Plenary Verbal Inspiration)
Apostolic Authority was one criterion used for determining the New Testament Canon
True
Olsen would support the idea of continuing revelation so long as primacy and normativity is given to the original revelation in Jesus Christ and Scripture
True
According to Aquinas, we do not know God in the same way that we know the world
True
“The simplest explanation for an observed fact is the preferred one” is a quote from which theologian
William of Ockham
According to Olsen, the Christian consensus regarding God is that He is transcendentally great and imminently good
True
Deism believes in a God that is both transcendent and immanent
False
Process theology believes in a God that evolves with the world in an interdependent and mutual way
True
Dynamic Monotheism is best connected with which term?
Perichoresis
Theologians use the phrase “economic trinity” when referring to God as a mystery that has not been totally revealed
False
According to Leonardo Boff, it is the Trinity’s saving mystery that makes it good news for the world’s poor and oppressed people
True
The early church chose the word hypostasis to refer to the one substance or being of God
False (Ousia)
In Christian history, the Bible has not been the problem, interpreting the Bible has been the problem
True