UTT Exam 1 study guide
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What are the two truths illustrated by sports and games?
Rule governed universe + patterns emerge
What are some of the bigger questions suggested by everyday patterns?
What is the good life? Is there a God? What is right and wrong?
What are the two groups of people in 'The Battle of Ideas'?
Captives and Captors
What is a worldview?
A set of beliefs that impact how you see the world.
How does a worldview influence the way we live?
It influences the decisions we make, what's right and wrong, how life should be.
What is the key worldview principle?
Ideas have consequences.
Do ideas have consequences?
Yes, everything starts in the mind, affects your heart, and comes out in your actions.
What are the two great commandments that God gave to us?
Love God and love your neighbor.
What are the two commissions God gave to us?
The Cultural Commission and The Great Commission.
What did Jesus do constantly when he debated people in the gospels?
Asked questions.
What are assumptions?
Things we believe without proof.
What assumptions did Eve have in the garden?
I can trust my senses, I will be like God, I judge what is true and not.
Why is it important for Christians to grow in knowledge of Christ?
Knowledge is supposed to increase our faith and affection for God.
What does it mean to be a practical atheist?
To know things about God but it has no effect on your life.
Why is it dangerous to just learn things about God and not seek to apply it to your life?
Like food needing exercise, knowledge without application can cause problems.
How do people get a worldview?
Through how they are raised, religious training, and examining life.
What are the five tests of a worldview?
Coherence, Explanatory Power, Correspondence, Verification Test, Pragmatic.
What is the analogy of the elephant and why is it important?
Blind men feel different parts of an elephant, illustrating that different religions may perceive the same God differently, but the analogy assumes no one can know the whole truth.
Theology
God
Philosophy
wisdom
Biology
life
Psychology
mind
Ethics
morals
Sociology
society
Law
justice
Politics
sovereignty
Economics
money
History
the past