CRST 290 Exam 1 Review

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What are the different view points out there?

• Young-earth creation

• Old-earth Creation

• Theistic evolution/ evolutionary creation

• Intelligent Design

• Naturalistic/Materialistic Evolution

Young-Earth Creation Ideas

• God exists and created all things

the people and events introduced are real

historical narrative

The _____________ in Gen 5 and 11 provide real historical information and provide boundaries to Earth's history in thousands of years.

genealogies

Evolution Basics: Earth History Universe originated ______ with the "big bang"

13.8 billion years ago

Evolution basics: Earth History our solar system (and earth) originated ________

4.6 billion years ago

Evolution basics: Earth History Homo evolves from -_ _____ about 2 million years ago.

non-human apes

Evolution Basics: Life History All life is connected through ancestor and descendent ______.

lineages

Evolution basics: Life History Lineages that have no living members are ____.

extinct

Evolution basics: Life History evolution is most commonly thought of as __________ _____.

single tree

Young Earth Creation Basics: Earth History Earth and universe began ________ _______ _____ _____ with "let there be..."

several thousand years ago

Young Earth Creation Basics: Earth History Creation week is ___ days, plus ____ day of rest

6 and 1

Young Earth Creation Basics: Earth History Life (plants,animals) is created :____________ __ ______ _______"

according to their kind

Young Earth Creation Basics: Earth History Most fossils come from rocks formed during ______ _____.

Noah's Flood

Young Earth Creation Basics: Earth History What day is Adam and Eve created on?

Day 6

Young Earth Creation Basics: Earth History Genesis 1 and 2 are _____________ _____, not two different creation accounts

complimentary texts

Young Earth Creation Basics: Life History Numerous and different "_____" created at creation week. _____________/differentiation within "kinds" significant _________ at Noah's flood

kinds, speciation, extinciton

Important Theme of Genesis 1-2:4 God creates the entire world by ______ ______.

His command

Important Theme of Genesis 1-2:4 God ____ and _____ his work ("it was good")

affirms, loves

Important Theme of Genesis 1-2:4 "Formless and void" becomes _____ and ______

formed, filled

"after their kinds")

well-ordered

Important Theme of Genesis 1-2:4 Humans bear God's ______ and are placed as caretakers of creation

image

Important Theme of Genesis 1-2:4 What day is for rest?

7

Important Theme of Genesis 2 God creates a ______ ______ in which to make humans

holy place

Important Theme of Genesis 2 What is the chapter structure? ______ ---> ______ -----> ______

problem,action,solution

Important theme of Genesis 3 What does sin appear as?

wisdom and subtly

Important theme of Genesis 3 What does sin bring (both physical and spiritual)

pain and death

Important theme of Genesis 3 Humans are ______ from God and His holy place.

separated

Important theme of Genesis 3 Who can remedy the situation?

God alone

ex nihilo

out of nothing

Why did God create the world?

For His glory

God created a world that is _______ and _______ to us. -divsions, seasons, etc.

orderly,comprehensible

Adam and Eve are humanity's first __________.

parents

What does the book of Genesis mean?

beginnings

Hebrew word that starts the book is _____. (means "in the beginning")

beresit

What two sections is Genesis divided into

Genesis 1-11 (primeval history) and Genesis 12-50 (Abraham and his family)

Big Picture of Genesis?

A good creation gone very bad, and God's plan to bless and redeem it

Name of God in Genesis 1

Elohim

Days of Forming

1,2,3

Days of Filling

4,5,6

Day 1 of Creation

Heavens and Earth

Day 2 of Creation

Separation of waters

Day 3 of Creation

Land and seas

Day 4 of Creation

Sun, moon, and stars

Day 5 of Creation

Birds and fish

Day 6 of Creation

Land animals and humans

Day 7 of Creation

God rested

Creation in Genesis was written as what?

historical narrative

Yom

day

Beyom

When

Creation Theme

And there was evening and morning the # day

Ordinals

numbers

Genesis Two: Teledot

Account Generations Descendants Book

How many teledot statements are in Genesis?

11

Name of God in Genesis two

Yahweh Elohim

What creature is introduced in Genesis 3

the serpent

Who were Adam and Eve's sons in Genesis 4

Cain and Abel

Genesis 4 Genealogy

Cain

Genesis 5 Genealogy

Adam to Noah

Genesis 10 Genealogy

Ham, Japheth

Genesis 11 Genealogy

Shem to Abraham

The flood is an act of what?

de-creation

Hebrew term for flood

Mabbul

Greek word in LXX and NT

cataclysmos

How is the Flood narrative structured?

• chiasm: a balanced story/account

Genesis 10

Table of Nations

Genesis 11

Tower of Babel

Genesis 11: ______ of Shem

genealogy

Four broad units of time

The patristic Period (early chruch) The Medieval Period The reformation and post reformation the Modern Period

What year did the Day Age GAP theistic Worldview occur

1800

Gap Theory

Proposed a gap in time between Gen 1:1 and 1:2

Day-Age Theory

Each "day" of creation was actually a long period of time

The fundamentals

1920

Fundamentalism

Re-affirmation of core Christian Docterine

Framework Hypothesis

Argues Genesis 1 is formally structured to tell us about God as Creator, not the timing of creation Literary days

The Genesis Flood and YEC

1960 John Whitcomb (theologian) and Henry Morris (engineer)

The Genesis Flood and YEC Developed theological and scientific arguments for treating Genesis as _____ and _______.

literal, historical

demarcation

assumes science/non science distinction

Historical counter examples

Linnie Paley Newton

Genesis 1:1 "In the Beginning God created the heavens and the Earth" This statement answers questions about ____.

orgins (who,what,when,how)

introductory encapsulation

Genesis 1:1 - summarization of the entire creation account

bara

Hebrew word for created

merism

everything

God created the entire universe from ________ by His decision and command

nothing

tohu waw bohu

without form and void

Obervation

the act of seeing or documenting some thing or event

Fact

the thing or event that was observed

Law

description of how things behave

hypothesis

limited and testable explanation for why soemthing is, or why it behaves the way it does

theory

a detailed and well-tested explanation for why soemthing is or why it behaves the way it does

The basic workings of the universe are described by

Natural Laws

What are Natural Laws?

descriptive

Fundamental Forces in Nature

Gravity., electromagnetic force, strong nuclear force, weak nuclear force

The laws and conditions in the universe are ____ ______ for life to exist

fine tuned

If the gravitational force were larger or smaller

smaller - stars too cool - no fusion Larger - stars too hot - would burn up

If the electromagnetic forces were larger or smaller

smaller - no molecules - chemical bonding doesn't work larger - " "

if the strong nuclear force were larger or smaller

Larger - no atoms Smaller - no atoms besides hydrogen

raquia

sky,heaven,expanse,firmament, vault, dome

Water is a _____ molecule

polar

water molecules stick to each other giving water high ___

surface tension