Prolegomena Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

THEO 202 Exam 1: Anthropology questions well answered graded A+What is theology? - correct answer "that discipline which strives to give a coherent statement of the doctrines of the Christian faith, based primarily on the Scriptures, placed in the context of culture in general, worded in contemporary idiom, and related to issues of life." (Erickson) Why Study Theology? (7 reasons) - correct answer 1. Everything is theological 2. To know what you believe and why 3. To be able to defend the...

THEO 202 Exam 1: Anthropology What is theology? - correct answer "that discipline which strives to give a coherent statement of the doctrines of the Christian faith, based primarily on the Scriptures, placed in the context of culture in general, worded in contemporary idiom, and related to issues of life." (Erickson) Why Study Theology? (7 reasons) - correct answer 1. Everything is theological 2. To know what you believe and why 3. To be able to defend the faith 4. To guard against fals...

Theo 202: Quiz 1 with 100% correct answersDistinguish between the historical aspect of salvation (salvation accomplished) and the applied aspect of salvation (salvation applied). - correct answer 1. The historical aspect of salvation includes: the redemption by blood, the reconciliation of man to God, the propitiation of God's wrath, the fulfilling of the law and the forgiveness of sins. 2. The applied aspect of salvation includes: evangelism, regeneration, sanctification and discipleship S...

Theo 202: Quiz 1Distinguish between the historical aspect of salvation (salvation accomplished) and the applied aspect of salvation (salvation applied). - correct answer 1. The historical aspect of salvation includes: the redemption by blood, the reconciliation of man to God, the propitiation of God's wrath, the fulfilling of the law and the forgiveness of sins. 2. The applied aspect of salvation includes: evangelism, regeneration, sanctification and discipleship State the five tests that a...

What is the first major toledot section? - correct answers 1:1-11:26 sets the stage by explaining where life, the universe, and everything in it came from. It also explains how the perfect world God created became the mess we struggle with today What is the second major toledot section? - correct answers 11:27-37:1 tells of God selecting from humankind a single man who was to be an instrument of God. The author's purpose seems to be to show how God began to fix the mess the world is in. Begi...

What was the general definition for Prolegomena given in class? A formal essay introduction a work of considerable length or complexity. How does Millard Erickson define theology? The careful, systematic study, analysis, and statement of Christian doctrine. How does Dr. Towns define doctrine? The communication of the gospel to people at a point in need. According to Towns: The truth of the object of faith is more important than sincere belief. What is a fideistic stance? Faith does n...

Strauss on "literal" meanings correct answers words don't have literal meanings - can have more than one unrelated meaning (key) - can have root meaning example of Hebrew word with root meaning correct answers Cavod (heavy -- glory, rich, fat) principles for when 2 texts are in tension correct answers dominant text = - specifically devoted to topic - longer - clearer - first 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 correct answers - women may pray and prophesy (with heads covered, demonstrating ...

"God's self-disclosure that is available to all" is termed: General Revelation. "Theology based upon general revelation" is termed: Natural Theology. Which of the following is one of the forms of general revelation listed in class? Nature. (Creation) Which of the following is NOT one of the forms of general revelation listed in class? The Bible. Special Revelation is: God's disclosure of specific truths to specific people. According to the class lect...

What is theology? "that discipline which strives to give a coherent statement of the doctrines of the Christian faith, based primarily on the Scriptures, placed in the context of culture in general, worded in contemporary idiom, and related to issues of life." (erickson) Why Study Theology? (7 reasons) 1. Everything is theological 2. To know what you believe and why 3. To be able to defend the faith 4. To guard against false teaching 5. Beliefs impact behavior 6. To build charact...

What was the general definition for Prolegomena given in class? A formal essay introduction a work of considerable length or complexity. How does Millard Erickson define theology? The careful, systematic study, analysis, and statement of Christian doctrine. How does Dr. Towns define doctrine? The communication of the gospel to people at a point in need. According to Towns: The truth of the object of faith is more important than sincere belief. What is a fideistic stance? Faith does n...