Government- Chapter 3

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Gospel spreads among the ___________; politicians are ____________. 

Romans, converted

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Why is it difficult for Christians to serve in Romans government?

It was difficult because they had to worship Roman gods, but as a Christian you can’t do that anymore. 

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Persecution ends with ______ ___ ________. What is this decree?

Edict of Milan, document that Constantine wrote stating Christians will no longer be persecuted in Rome.

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Some medieval and early modern Christians believed in a  _________ ___________. Shared morality needs _________ religion.

common religion, shared

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In the Reformation,  _____________ congregations form and _______ choose religion for their region; led to wars; illusion of religious unity is shattered.

individual, rulers

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What philosopher believed in religious toleration and that people have a conscience and natural law written on man’s heart?

John Locke

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What is natural law?

That everyone has a conscience.

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In early America, governments should guarantee _____________ _____________. Locke's influence on the US Constitution was ___________________________________.

religious freedom, seen in First amendment; no established religion. 

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 In the rise of pluralism, _____________ and ___________ ideas began to permeate society.

humanist and secular

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What means focus is all on man; denies or downplays the existence of God and life after death?

humanism

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What means all civil policies and education should be made without the introduction of religious elements​?

secularism

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What is the Christian’s challenge in the rise of pluralism?

How to act in the world: know what Scripture says, fellowship w. others, followers of Christ, pray, do what the Word says.

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With all the philosophical pluralism in our society, it should be obvious that with that comes ____________ ____________. What is this?

People can have different moral beliefs and different ways of viewing what is right or wrong.

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The next question is how does a believer handle the situation moralistic pluralism?​

A believer is called to stay faithful to God’s truth while still showing respect and love to those who think differently.

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WHAT SHOULD THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CHURCH AND STATE LOOK LIKE?​

​The church should guide people in faith and morals, while the state governs fairly for all. They should be separate in authority but work together for the good of society.

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The challenge of Locke's theory is _____________. Can all religions coexist? 

pluralism

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What are the 3 views for the church and state relationship?

Separation of church and state, state over church, church over state

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Explain separation of church and state, What are some examples?

All religions should be out of public life.

Prayer out of public schools/events, no CHRISTmas during the holidays.

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Explain state over church. What are some examples?

The government rules the church

Christian’s morality won't be/shouldn't be society's morality

Laws govern the activities of the church 

You must choose a side; no neutrality on major issues.

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Explain church over state. What is an example?

The church should be protected by the state to worship as it wishes; disciple those in government.

 However, this view forgets that the state's power comes from God.

Roman Catholic Church