THEO 201 Exam 2

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Psalm 19

Creation

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Human conscience

Imago Dei, Rom. 2:14-15

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The Word Made Flesh

Christ, Jn. 1:14, 2 Cor. 4:6

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General Revelation ____________

Compliments

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Two Ways God reveals Himself

General and Special Revelation

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General Revelation includes?

Nature, history, conscience.

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Special Revelation includes?

The Proclaimed Word (2 Tim. 3:14), The Written Word, 2 Tim. 3:15-16, and the Living Word- Jesus, Tit. 2:11-12.
Instruction, Inspiration, Incarnation

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God’s Grace embodied has brought

Salvation

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Who is the primary agent for inspiration?

Holy Spirit

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God speaks primarily through

What He has written, the Bible

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Who was the Bishop of Lyon?

Irenaeus, the Unifier of the Church and Defender of the Faith

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What was the worldview of Gnosticism?

Dualism

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4 C’s

Clergy, Creeds, Canon, Complete in Christ

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What three people taught heresy in the early church?

Montanus, Marcion, Arius

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2 Timothy 3:16

All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking correcting and training in righteousness.

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The Holy Spirit is the ? in ? Revelation

Primary actor, biblical revelation

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What verse talks about humans being instruments of God?

2 Peter 1:21

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Manifestation

God acts within human history.

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Inspiration

God speaks words.

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Inerrancy

God’s Spirit enabled writers to record an accurate account.

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Infallible

God preserves the Bible

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Canonicity

God superintends collection

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Illumination and interpretation

God’s Spirit helps us understand and make sense.

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What revelation makes Christianity unique?

Special

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2 Peter 1:19-21

Scripture is not by human origin or speculation, but its writers superintended by God’s Spirit, recorded without error.

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1 Corinthians 2:11-12

God the Spirit alone knows and can reveal and illumine biblical truths so that we may explain it.

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TItus 2:11-13

Jesus Himself is Grace Incarnate

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Concept of Inerrancy: Absolute

Every detail and data entry in the Bible can be verified.

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Inerrancy Concept: Full

The Bible’s theological and spiritual message is true, and seeming discrepancies can be explained.

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Inerrancy Concept: Limited

The Bible’s technical details and language are restricted to its own time, yet true for our salvation, faith, and practice.

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The Bible has ? books, ? authors, written in ? languages across ? years, and across ? continents

66, 40, 3, 1600, 3

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Infallibility

The Bible, as truth, cannot fail but will achieve God’s purpose.

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Canonicity

“Rule”; the Spirit enables the Church to standardize 66 books.

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Illumination

the Spirit guides our understanding and application of the Bible.

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Interpretation

Hermeneutics through exegesis

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Inspiration relates primarily to the book’s

Writer, author.

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The Spirit ? the author’s ?

accommodated, personality

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God’s ? is both in the act of preservation and transmission of the Bible

Providence.

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Establishing Biblical Canonicity at the Council of?

Carthage, AD 397

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Canon means ?

The rule for faith and practice

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3 Criteria for Canonicity

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Apostolicity

Inspired OT, Jesus’ apostle’s authorship or endorsement.U

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Universality

Catholicity, accepted by ecumenical churches.

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Unity/Consistency

Orthodoxy

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5 Reasons for the Bible’s credibility.

Prophesy, Accuracy, Consistency, Bibliographical, Archaeological.

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Five Theories of Inspiration


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Intuition Theory

Very specially gifted humans wrote 66 books.

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Illumination

All authors had high degree of inner perception.

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Dynamic

God’s thoughts being expressed through the writers.

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Verbal

God exactly selected every word used.

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Dictation

God used authors to transcirbe.

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What is the integrative approach?

Recognizes that the Spirit providentially led writers to use words that are particular and precise to convey God’s message with clarity and translatability.

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The Bible is credible because..

Clarity, coherence, consistency, and self-critical.

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Charlotte “?” Moon was a ? missionary

Lottie, Chinese

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Why study creationism?

Biblical assertion, theological significance, and apologetic approaches.

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God created everything ? and gave it order and ? that reflects His Being

Ex nihilo, order and rationality.

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What two stories depict God’s Holy Love?

Isaiah 6, Lk. 5

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4 Concepts of Biblical Creationism

Ex Nihilo, All inclusive, The Trinity’s Work, Teleios (God’s goals)

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What is theodicy?

Defending God’s just character despite suffering and evil.

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Agency and noncompetetive agency

Define it.

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Two kinds of providence?

General and Specific

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What is general providence?

God governs the flow of history and destiny.

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What is specific providence?

God superintends free agency.

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3 Views on how God works in His world

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Supernaturalism

God created and is active governing-sustaining His world even against nature.

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Providentialism

God put a system within nature that does not need His miraculous intervention.

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Occasionalism

God consistently acts out His will each moment.

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3 Aspects of God’s Will

Perfect, prescriptive, and pleasurabe.

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What is the perfect aspect?

God’s sovereignty.

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What is prescriptive?

God’s laws.

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What is pleasurable?

God shows us what is pleasing to Him

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3 Reasons for Human Suffering

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Humans failure to ?

Obey God

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Required for ?

Human progress

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Evil is a ?

Necessary accompaniment to free will.

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God is vulnerable

He chose to endow free will.

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God is a victim.

Jesus’s Crucifixion

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God is Victorious

Christ’s death and resurrection.

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What are the three trees?

Tree of Knowledge, Life, and the Man on the Middle Tree.

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What does theodicy ask?

Is God Just?

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David Hume

Suffering points to an impotent God; there is no god.

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Young-Earth Creationism

The earth is 6000 years old.

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Old-Earth Creationism

The Earth is billions of years old.

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Evolutionary Creationism

God superintended the evolutionary process.

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Naturalistic Evolution

The Big Bang

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God’s Providence ?, ?, and ? details of natural events.

Guides, superintends, and determines.

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Miracles are signs to ? God, manifest His ?, and authenticate His ?

glorify, power, word.

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Christianity is world-?

Affirming

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Hinduism is ?theistic.

Pantheistic

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Buddhism is ?theistic

Nontheistic.

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Jehovah Witnesses stress God’s ? over immanence

Transcendence, Arianism.

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Mormonism is ?theistic

Polytheistic.

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