Terms in Understanding the Christian World THST 510 (100% Errorless)

Heteroousios correct answers Different substance->Christ was different than God (Arius) Homoiousios correct answers Similar Substance->Christ was similar to God. (Council of Nicea 325AD--Semi-Arianism) Homoousios correct answers Same substance->Christ was exactly like God (Athanasius) Immanent correct answers The idea that God is within or near his creation Transcendent correct answers The idea that God exists apart from and is not subject to the limitations of the material universe Metemphsycosis correct answers The supposed transmigration at death of the soul of a human being or animal into a new body of the same or a different species. Plato's Epistemology correct answers 1. Duality of human nature 2. Metempsychosis Soul resides in real world, is conscious of ideas/forms when it is joined to the human body through birth, it forgets what it has seen. Philosophers are a specially gifted group of people who help others remember the truth. How do you know what you know? Your soul has already seen it, you just recall. Duality of Human Nature (Plato) correct answers Body is bad because it is changeable: soul is timeless. Pre-existence, immortality of the soul. Plato's God correct answers "The Good" i.e Superform +Transcendent - Cannot be affected, completely seperated from this world. +Timeless - Does not interact with time (time changes things) + Changeless Plato believed that evil exists because humans have lost their vision of "The Good"/Superform Idea/Form correct answers An ideal residing in the "real" world that never changes, and which gives meaning to everything in the world of shadows Every material object has an idea/form in the real world Ethics correct answers The branch of knowledge that deals with moral principles (what we ought to do) Theosis correct answers Deification or making divine: a transformative process whose goal is likeness to or union with God