Theology Final Exam

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<p>The Cosmological Argument</p>

The Cosmological Argument

  • Things just don’t pop into existance

  • For something to be made, it must have a maker

  • The universe has a beginning — Redshift shows the universe is expanding, meaning it began at a finite point in the past

  • Therefore, the universe has a cause

  • The universe must be made by someone outside of space, time, and matter

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<p>Fine-Tuning of The Universe (Design)</p>

Fine-Tuning of The Universe (Design)

  • the universe is fine-tuned for life bc of design

  • Specifically designed that if it were moved by 1 in 10 parts it would be no life

  • Sun example

  • Designed on purpose

  • Designer must be outside of space time and matter

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<p>Moral Argument</p>

Moral Argument

  • no knowledge of good and evil if God does not exist

  • He set the standards and rules for what’s good and evil

  • Example of when God set the Ten Commandments

  • He wouldn’t do that if everyone knew it was bad

  • Therefore God is the objective moral law-giver giver

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<p>Why Is It Important That Christians Teach About A Personal God? </p>

Why Is It Important That Christians Teach About A Personal God?

  • A non-personal being cannot make personal beings

  • Humans can think, feel, choose, and act

  • A non-personal God cannot make something personal if He is not personal Himself

  • The Bible says that we are made in His image; therefore, if God is non-personal, we would be non-personal

  • But since He is a personal God, we are personal as well

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<p>The Trinity — What Is It &amp; Why Is It Important? </p>

The Trinity — What Is It & Why Is It Important?

  • God is a Trinity, one divine nature in three Persons, bound together in love: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

  • The doctrine of the Trinity means there is a relationship and community within the godhead

  • God exists as distinct persons who give themselves to one another in love

  • There cannot be love without two or more people; therefore, the Trinity is true

  • All are equally real, equally ultimate, and equally integral to God’s nature

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<p>Is The New Testament Reliable?</p>

Is The New Testament Reliable?

  • We have more than 25,000 copies of the New Testament.

  • 99% of the text is seen as accurate to its original writings.

  • The time gap from the original writings to the earliest copies is 35 years; there would be no time for myths or legends to develop.

  • There were only minor differences in each writing, like misspellings and typos.

  • None of the differences affects a single core doctrine of Christianity.

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<p>Who Was Jesus? How Did He Claim Divinity?</p>

Who Was Jesus? How Did He Claim Divinity?

  • Jesus Christ is the Son of God, who came to sacrifice His life on a cross for everyone’s salvation.

  • Jesus Christ is also God, a part of the Holy Trinity.

  • Jesus claims to be God in many ways in the Bible without specifically saying it.

  • Example, He calls Himself ‘The way, the truth, and the life.”

  • Jesus explained how He can do things only God the Father can do, like forgiving sins, raising people from the dead, accepting worship, and judging the world.

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<p>What Is The Evidence of the Resurrection?</p>

What Is The Evidence of the Resurrection?

  • 3 Facts Athiests Acknowledge

  • The tomb was empty

  • Jesus appeared to different people at different times, even 500 people at once

  • The disciples belief in the ressurection

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<p>How Archaeology Supports The Bible</p>

How Archaeology Supports The Bible

  • Critics say King David never existed, but an engraved writing has been found in a stone slab with the words: “House of David” and “King of Israel”.

  • This shows how the Bible is historically accurate.

  • The writing of Moses. Atheists say that Moses couldn’t have written the first five books of the Bible because writing didn’t exist back then.

  • But writing was already established 500 years before, in the days of Abraham.

  • The Megiddo mosaic: dedicated to our “God Jesus Christ.”

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<p>How Can Christains Defend The Doctorine of Hell?</p>

How Can Christains Defend The Doctorine of Hell?

  • God loves every single human on planet Earth.

  • He died for everyone to be saved. According to 1st Timothy, He wants all people to come to repentance.

  • God does not send people to Hell.

  • People prefer their own self-centered life to a God-centered life.

  • All people who are in, or going to, Hell choose to go to Hell.

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<p>Does Science Make Miracles Impossible?</p>

Does Science Make Miracles Impossible?

  • Miracles don’t break laws of nature — they add smth new to what’s already happening

  • After a miracle happens, everything still follows the natural laws

  • Example: Humans made computers.

  • Humans did not break any natural laws by making computers.

  • But it added to the miracle by using nature to create it.

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<p>Is Christianity a White, Western Religion?</p>

Is Christianity a White, Western Religion?

  • The Holy Spirit creates unity across boundaries of nationality, class, race and gender.

  • The New Testament mentions several people from Africa.

  • Examples are in the Bible, like Simon of Cyrene in Luke 23;26, Africans from Egypt and Lybia were present at the Pentecost in Acts 2:10, an Ethiopian Treasury secretary believes the gospel and is baptized in Acts 8;26-36.

  • Early Church fathers were from Africa like Tertulian, who was known as “the founder of Western Theology, or Origen of Alexandria in Egypt, who laid down the principles for Christian Theology.