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Christian Moral Principle Flashcards

1
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What does Morality stem into?

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The Bible, Bible and Tradition, Agape

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What happened to the Bible between the 13-14th century?

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It was translated from its original form

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What happened to the Bible between the 13-14th century?

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It was translated from its original form

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What are the different approaches to Translation?

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Formal equivalence - Literal translation
Dynamic equivalence - Though translation

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What are the three different approaches to the Bible?

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Protestant - Look at importance of Bible and when it was published
Pope - Whatever the Pope says
Standard Approach - All you need is the Bible

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What is the Main comparison of the Protestants to the Catholics?

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Protestants do not focus on the magisterium

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What is the meaning of Propositional Knowledge?

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Accepting something IS so it cannot be false

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What is the meaning of Non-Propositional knowledge ?

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Knowing things through experience

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What is the propositional approach to the Bible?

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God is revealed directly through text

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What is the non-propositional approach to the Bible?

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The Bible is a gateway to experiencing God

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What is the meaning of Sola Scriptura?

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Scripture is self-authenticating, the bible is the literal word of God

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What is the understanding of Inspiration?

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Christians see it as inspired by the divine but the author retains free will over the writing

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What does inerrancy of Scripture refer to?

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Christians are directly inspired by God, but not every command in the Bible should be followed

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What is the Anglican approach to the Bible?

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The Bible comes first, but is not the only source of authority, tradition should also be listened to

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Define Reason?

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Reason is the ability to make sense of the experience, process it and respond to it

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16
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What is reason in the modern world?

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Reason is influences by culture

17
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What is reason in the Bible?

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Reason is used in the Bible to negotiate the world between the New Testament and modern world

18
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What is revelation?

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A process in which God reveals himself

19
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What are the three ways to revelation (Catholic Church)

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Bible, Tradition, Reason

20
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What is the protestant view on revelation?

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The Bible is Gods revelation

21
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What was Jesus’ main command?

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Love

22
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According to Paul Tillich what three ethical norms must work together?

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Justice, love and wisdom

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