Theology 1 BBST 251 - Quiz 8

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What are God's works?

God's works include creation, providence, judgment, salvation, and acts of love to sustain and guide creation towards His purposes.

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Are angels eternal?

No, angels were created by God. They are immortal but not eternal, meaning they had a starting point of creation but do not die.

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How are angels different from humans?

1. Angels have greater understanding but are not omniscient knowledge
2. Angels are depicted as male but do not marry or procreate
3. Angels were created before humans
4. Angels who fall cannot be redeemed, unlike humans, they become demons

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Why God wants people to pray?

Prayer builds an intimate relationship with God, aligns human desires with His will, and involves humans in His work, even though His plans are already determined.

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How do God's choices coincide with human choices?

God influenced Pharaoh's decisions in Exodus, using his hardened heart to display His power; He used Jospeh's brothers intended evil actions for good.

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How does God plan historical events with human choices?

God's omniscience and providence allow Him to incorporate free human choices into His plans without overriding human freedom.

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How does God's providence relate to the weather?

God governs natural phenomena, such as rain and storms, to fulfill His purposes.

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What are biblical signs of human freedom of choice?

Adam and Eve chose to eat the forbiddent fruit. God's call for people to choose obedience. Jesus calling people to follow Him voluntarily.

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Can demons block God's plans?

No, demons may oppose God's purposes, but His ultimate plans always prevail.

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How can we be assured of God's goodness despite evil?

1. God brings good out of evil.
2. Evil is temporary and will be eradicated.
3. God demonstrated His love by suffering evil Himself in Christ's cruicifixion

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How do science and theology compare?

Both seek truth but address different aspects: science stidies the natural world, while theology reveals God's purpose and work in creation. They are complementary rather than contradictory.

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How does the Big Bang theory align with biblical teaching?

The Big Bang theory supports the idea of a universe with a beginning, consistent with Genesis 1:1. Both point to a cause outside the universe.

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Where do demons come from?

Demons are fallen angels who rebelled against God and became opposed to His purposes.

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What does intelligent design mean to relation to God?

Intelligent Design highlights the complexity and fine-tuning of the universe, pointing to an intelligent Creator rather than random chance.

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What is God's providence?

God's providence is His active involvement in sustaining creation, orchestrating events, and bringing good from evil.

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How does God predict events?

God's omniscience and eternal nature allow Him to know all things: past, present, and future.

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How did God interact with Pharaoh in the Exodus?

God hardened Pharaoh's heart to fulfill His purposes of delivering Israel and displaying His power.

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What is the meaning of God's judgments like the Flood?

God's judgments reveal His righteousness and serve to restrain evil, while also providing a path for redemption.

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How involved is God in human lives?

God is intimately involved, shaping circumstances and leading people while respecting their freedom.

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How does God influence human choices?

1. Directly through His word.
2. Circumstances and providence.
3. Inner promptings of the Holy Spirit.

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How is the crucifixion an example of God's work?

It demonstrates God's ability to bring good from evil, uphold freedom, love sacrificially, and defeat evil permanently.