Doctrine of Christ Flashcards

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lower criticism

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the process of attempting to ascertain the original wording of a text.

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higher criticism

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the study of the literary methods and sources discernible in a text, especially as applied to biblical writings

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What assumptions changed regarding the study of the Bible?

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god reveals everything through general and natural revelation

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What does the search for the historical Jesus assume?

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the biblical records give us only as the religious community saw him, not the true historical person

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How did Schweitzer end the search for the historical Jesus?

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he showed that any attempt at finding the historical Jesus came back with nothing more than what they set out to find

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What did Bultmann assert about the quest?

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the Biblical record was almost entirely legendary and no other alternative sources exist

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What do most scholars believe about the passage on Jesus in Josephus?

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a later editor embellished the passage

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Can the passage on Jesus in Josephus tell us anything about Christ?

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yes it gives us extra-biblical evidence for Jesus

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What evidence is there that the tomb in which Christ was buried was empty?

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Christianity would not have survived

The empty tomb tradition is an early one

Semitic Nature of the accounts (show early authorship)

Early Christian proclamations of the Gospel proclaim an empty tomb

no rival account of Jesus’ burial

no veneration of the tomb

Women appear in the account

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Why is it clear that the resurrection was not made up to suit Greek or Jewish audiences?

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Greeks though that the soul left the body after death so the resurrection would have been offensive to them

the jews would have had not concept of one person rising from the dead

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What are the reasons for rejecting the theory that the disciples stole the body?

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authorities were motivated to secure the tomb

if the soldiers were asleep, how would they know that the disciples stole the body

the disciples were very afraid following the crucifiction

the sound of the stone moving would have woken up the soldiers

a stolen body does not account for the transformation in the disciples

deception was out of character for the disciples

the apostles were martyred for a lie?

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What is wrong with the swoon theory?

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he was PIERCED IN THE SIDE

the centurion saw no sign of life

the blood was already degraded

he was wrapped in linen

he was left alone

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What is wrong with the wrong tomb theory?

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The tomb would have been well known

the women knew the location of the tomb from going there three days before

Peter and John also found the tomb

the Romans and Jewish aithorities would not have lost the tomb too

Joseph of A would no tlose it either

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What are the reasons for rejecting the theory that the resurrection is a legend?

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there is not enough time for legends to arise

the Gospels show evidence of an early date

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What is Habermas’s minimal facts approach, and how does it differ from the traditional approach to demonstrating the resurrection?

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Habermas’s approach is a lot more simple than others who try to prove the resurrection with ancient documents

simple:

  1. Jesus dies by crucifiction
  2. His followers beleive he was resurrected snd appeared to them
  3. Paul suddenly changed
  4. James, the brother of Jesus, suddenly changed
  5. The tomb was empty
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16
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EBIONITES

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Jesus became the Son of God at baptism

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DYNAMIC (or ADOPTIONISTIC) MONARCHIANISM

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Jesus was not God, but only the adopted Son of God

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MODALISTIC MONARCHIANISM:

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God is one being who has three roles.

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Arius

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Jesus was the first, and by far, the greatest creature. God used Him to create everything

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NESTORIANISM:

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Jesus was born a man and the divine nature took up residence in Him later.

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DOCETICISM

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Because matter is bad Jesus could not have been a physical being. His physical body was only an appearance

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APPOLLINARIUS

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Jesus had a human physical body and a divine mind.

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EUTYCHES

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Jesus’ human nature merged into his divine nature and was lost

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What is the essence of the statement from Chalcedon in 451?

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Fully God, fully man, two distinct yet unified natures in one person

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What is a biblical view of the kenosis

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at the incarnation, Christ divested Himself of the relative attributes of God but made full use of the immanent attributes

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Arguments for the deity of Christ

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He claimed to be divine (YHWH)

He claimed to be one with the Father

Seeing jesus is seeing the Father

Jesus accepts worship

Jesus is glorified

He claimed divine power

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Explain Philippians 2:5-11 in relation to the two natures of Christ.

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Jesus did not give up what He was as a divine person, becoming incarnate just veiled His true nature