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RELG 2650 - Midterm 1 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Abrahamic religions Islam, Judaism, Christianity Muhammad descended from Abraham's son ___________ Ishmael Jesus descended from the line of __________ Isaac aspects of creation 1. existence depends on God 2. God created...

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RELG 2650 - Midterm 1 Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
Abrahamic religions
Islam, Judaism, Christianity


Muhammad descended from Abraham's son ___________
Ishmael


Jesus descended from the line of __________
Isaac


aspects of creation
1. existence depends on God
2. God created all
3. God transcends creation
4. Creation is good


how idea of creation applies to our relationship with our body (general)
because creation is good, our bodies are good
because God created us, we should be oriented towards God and care for the world He created


covenant
agreement between two parties, typically of unequal power, that creates a relationship
tends to be a promise from God to bless alongside commandments from God


covenant with Adam and Eve
they could eat from all the trees of the garden except the tree of the knowledge of good and evil


Noahic Covenant
God's covenant with Noah to never again flood the earth
sets forth commandments - a moral law valid for all people


covenants with Israel
God embraces a covenantal relationship with the people of Israel through covenant with Abraham
and Moses


covenant with Abraham
promises Abraham will be the father of many nations
promise of the promised land, promise of descendants, promise of blessing and redemption


covenant with Moses on Mount Sinai
covenant between the Israelite tribes and God in which God gave the Law of Moses (including the 10
commandments)


Torah

, first five books of the Old Testament
Five Books of Moses that constitute law - Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy
613 commandments that structure Jewish life


Talmud
central text of Rabbinic Judaism and primary source of Jewish religious law; collected debates of
scholars about the Law


Jewish interpretation of the law
the Torah needs to be interpreted - sometimes the demands of the law could seem to conflict


casuistry
resolving of moral problems by the application of theoretical rules to particular instances

tradition of debate and interpretation in the Talmud provides a model for how to apply the law to
new situations


Dorff's Fundamental Jewish themes/beliefs regarding healthcare
1. the body belongs to God
2. the body is neutral
3. we are to help God preserve and protect the world


Meilander's Set of Tensions in Christian Thought
1. autonomy and community
2. free and finite
3. providence and freedom
4. embodied personhood
5. suffering


Meilander - autonomy and community
God calls each person by name - each individual person has great dignity
BUT, we are also social creatures and saved as a part of a community (the church) and have duties to
others


Meilander - free and finite
humans have free will and a spirit that transcends physical creation
BUT, there is also a responsible freedom under God's law and we are bound by physical limitations


Meilander - providence and freedom
all is in God's hands so we should trust in His care
BUT, we also have a duty to care for others


Meilander - embodied personhood
we are spiritual beings and are called to eternal life
BUT, our bodies are an essential part of us

In Christ, God took on human flesh - this makes the body even more precious

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