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2nd sem midterm exam Flashcards

1
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What are some of the new testament epistles that Paul wrote?

A

Romans, Galatians, Corinthians

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2
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Who is james?

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The brother of the Lord

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3
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How did Paul corroborate the evidences?

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Because he met the disciples of the Lord

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What is the meaning of the brother of the Lord?

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Spiritual brother; doesn’t have to be consanganial; the greek word can mean brother, cousin, or close relative

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Who provided the non-biblical evidence?

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Tacitus and Flavius Josephus

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Where did the first century historian Flavius Josephus mentioned Jesus twice?

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In his history of Jewish people called: antiquities of the Jews in A.D 62

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7
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What is the meaning of AD?

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Anno domini

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Where did Tacitus the roman historian mentioned Pontius Pilate in his book: “Christus, the founder of the name, was put to death by Pontius
Pilate, procurator of Judea in the reign of Tiberius.”

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The Annals

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9
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What is essence?

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That which the thing is in its fundamental being or constitution

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What is the etymology of Essence?

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From the latin term “esse” meaning “to be”

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11
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What is nature?

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Is essence considered as action/function.

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12
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What is hypostatic union?

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The union of the human nature and divine nature in Christ

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13
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What is a person?

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an individual substance of a rational nature or anything that is rational

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Why God is also a person, the angels, are also person?

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Because they are an individual essence with a rational nature

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When you ask for who? Which are you referring to? The person or nature?

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The person

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When you ask for what? Which are you referring to? The person or nature?

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Nature

17
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Why did Jesus have a human nature?

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Because he assumed a human nature

18
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Why is Jesus not a human person?

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He is 100% human nature but a divine person

19
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Why is Jesus not 50% God and Human?

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He is 100% God and Human

20
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Why does Jesus had to undergo infancy, childhood, learning?

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Because his nature is human. Which means his human nature has human intellect and will

21
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What is the difference between us and Jesus?

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the person of the human nature of Jesus is Son of God

22
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What is the meaning of the principle in metaphysics: “actiones sunt suppositorum”

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Actions belong to
the person. NOT to the nature

23
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Who is the one at fault

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The person, not the nature

24
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Even though Christ is a human being, why he can’t commit a mistake?

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Because his person is divine

25
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Who and what is Jesus?

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Divine person with both human and divine nature, intellect and will

26
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What is the principle of action

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Voluntas ut ratio, Voluntas ut natura; nature is part of you, that is why yo ican move around

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