Consubstantiation - covenant

Question 1

Consubstantiation

Answer 1

theory of the Lord’s supper (ass. with the Lutheran tradition). Marin Luther taught that the body and blood of the Lord is present “in, with, and under” the actual bread and wine

Question 2

consummation

Answer 2

refers to either the completion of an era of God’s working in history or the absolute completion of history

Question 3

contextualization

Answer 3

process of seeking to communicate the message and teachings of Scripture using contemporary forms of language as well as metaphors and images that are familiar to the current audience

Question 4

conversion

Answer 4

individual’s initial encounter with God where they are converted from death to life when some one is saved

Question 5

coredemptrix

Answer 5

According to Roman Catholics, Mary is involved in mankind’s salvation

Question 6

correspondence theory of truth

Answer 6

theory of knowledge saying that a proposition is only true if it corresponds with reality

Question 7

cosmological argument

Answer 7

argument that says that based on the world, God exists.

Question 8

Cosmology

Answer 8

derived from Greek word kosmos (world), cosmology refers to the attempt to understand the origin, nature, and subsequent history of the universe.

Question 9

councils of Nicaea, constantinople, and Chalcedon

Answer 9

Nicaea (325)) - resolved debate over Arianism

Constantinople (381) - discussed identification of the Spirit within the Godhead, making the Creed fully trinitarian

Question 10

Chalcedon (451)

Answer 10

relationship of Christ’s humanity to his divinity

Question 11

Covenant, covenant theology

Answer 11

Covenant - God’s act of freely establishing a mutually binding relationship with humankind

Covenant theology - system of theology that centers on God as a covenant-making God. It sees (from creation) two covenants: covenant of works, covenant of grace.