Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Atonement

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the restoration of the broken relationship between God by Jesus Christ:

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Theologian: Jesus as Teacher of True Knowledge.

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Adolf von Harnack
& Nestorian soteriology.

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3
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Theologian: Jesus as Moral Example/Influence

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Peter Abelard

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4
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Theologian: Jesus as Victorious Champion

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Gustaf Aulén & Irenaeus

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5
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Theologian: Jesus as Our Satisfaction.

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Anselm , Luther &
Calvin

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6
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Theologian: Jesus as our Penal Substitute

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7
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Theologian: Jesus as the Final Scapegoat.

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René Girard

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8
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Explanation of Jesus as Teacher of True Knowledge.

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The meaning of Jesus’s life death and resurrection for humanity is found in the saving ability.

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9
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Explanation of Jesus as Moral Example/Influence.

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Jesus teaches us LOVE.

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10
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Explanation of Jesus as Victorious Champion.

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Jesus’ victory is when he rises from the dead and thereby wins eternal life for humans, overcoming the curse of death.

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Explanation of Jesus as Our Satisfaction.

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The blood of Christ atones for our sins and renders us forgiven or justified by satisfying God’s judgment against us.

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12
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Explanation of Jesus as our Penal Substitute.

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Christ assumes the penalty of our sin and in exchange offers us righteousness and resurrection life.
*Christ becomes a substitute for our penalty *

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13
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explanation of Jesus as the Final Scapegoat.

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Sacrifice in Christianity was meant to be a metaphor, not taken as a literal sacrifice.

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14
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Problem with Jesus as Teacher of True Knowledge.

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We live in darkness and cannot see the truth.

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15
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Problem with Jesus as Moral Example/Influence

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Ignorance of love

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16
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problem with Jesus as Victorious Champion.

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Humans are enslaved by the enemies of God (after the Fall of Adam)

17
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Problem with Jesus as Our Satisfaction.

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disorder in the cosmos brought about by human sin.

18
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Problem with Jesus as our Penal Substitute.

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We are weakened and marred by sin.
We need forgiveness of our sin and God’s help to overcome sin.

19
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Problem with Jesus as the Final Scapegoat.

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Scapegoating allows us to blame others instead of seeing the lie (and ourselves) for what it is.

20
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solution for Jesus as Teacher of True Knowledge

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We experience oneness with God through knowing his truth.

21
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Solution: Jesus as Moral Example and Influence

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When we copy Jesus and love others sacrificially, we are participating in the love of God

22
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Solution: Jesus as Victorious Champion and Liberator

23
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Solution: Jesus as Our Satisfaction

24
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Solution: Jesus as Our Penal Substitute

25
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Solution: Jesus as the Final Scapegoat