Christian Moral Principles Flashcards

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What is the literal/fundamentalist/Biblicist approach to the bible

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It is the word of God making it infallible (without error), can only interpret the bible to a degree, often taken literally

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What is a theonomous view of Christian moral principles

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The bible is sola scriptura, meaning it contains everything a person needs to live a good life

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What does theonomous ethics view of human reason

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Humans are sinful and ignorant so can’t use their reason to live a good life

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what is propositional revelation

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the idea that God reveals himself in truth statements
supports theonomous ethics as means Bible is a comprehensive moral guide

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what is non propositional revelation

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the idea that god doesnt reveal himself in truth statements so Bible needs interpretation
supports heteronomous ethics

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what is the main difference between catholic and protestant heteronomy

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catholic - church and bible have equal authority
protestant- bible is more authoritative than church

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what does catholic heteronomy argue Christian moral principles come from

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scripture, reason, church

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what is apostolic succession

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when jesus left his disciples, he passed authority and mission on to them, this has been handed down over time, extending to the pope

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what is the churches role in catholic heteronomy

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to interpret the Bible for modern context

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what is sacred tradition

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word of God that the prophets and apostles received through the inspiration of the holy spirit, taught by the church

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What is sacred scripture

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The word of god put into writing by the power of the holy spirit, found in the bible

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Why does protestant heteronomy give the bible more authority

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When the protestant church began to form, it was felt that the churches power had become too strong and focus on Jesus had been lost

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What is reason used for in Protestant heteronomy

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To distinguish between correct and incorrect interpretations of the bible, and to understand it in today’s context

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What is autonomous ethics

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Agape is the most important rule we need to follow as it is a summary of all of Jesuss teachinhs

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What is a Quaker Christian

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Believe the bible is a very inspirational book, but not the word of god

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