Exam 2 Match Questions Flashcards

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Liberation:

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A ransom is something which achieves freedom for a person who is held in captivity

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2
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Payment:

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A ransom is a sum of money which is paid in order to achieve someone’s liberation

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Someone to whom the ransom is paid:

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A ransom is usually paid to a person’s captor

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4
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Agnosticism:

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It is impossible to know if there is a God

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5
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Atheism:

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There is no God

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6
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Dualism:

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Two supreme opposite gods – good and evil

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7
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Deism:

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God created the world and then left it on its own

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8
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Young earth:

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All living things were created simultaneously

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9
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Old earth:

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Substantial time between creation of the universe and emergence of life on earth

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10
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Intelligent design:

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Life shows a complexity which makes it impossible to explain its origins in any other way than by intelligent design

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11
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Theistic evolution:

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To see creation as an on-going process

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12
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Cosmology:

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The Doctrine of Creation

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13
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Anthropology:

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The Doctrine of Humanity

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14
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Soteriology:

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The Doctrine of Salvation

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15
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Eschatology:

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The Doctrine of the Last Things

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16
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The sovereignty of God:

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The image of God is a reminder of the authority of God over humanity

17
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The correspondence to God:

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A reference to the correspondence between human reason and the rationality of God

18
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Image and relationality:

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The image of God is about the capacity to relate to God

19
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Image and storytelling:

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Humanity tells stories and “is made of stories”; the image of God “is imprinted” in the stories that humanity creates

20
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The Prophetic Dimension:

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: Moses

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22
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The Priestly Dimension:

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Melchizedek

23
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The Royal Dimension:

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David

24
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Atheism:

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There is no God; therefore, there is no creation.

25
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Agnosticism:

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It is impossible to know if there is God.

26
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Deism (long)

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There is God who created the world and then left it on its own.

27
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Pantheism

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God is all and all is God; in a way, God and creation coincide.

28
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Panentheism:

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All is in God, who permeates everything created, but also transcends/extends beyond creation

29
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Dualism:

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There are two supreme opposing powers or gods – good and evil.

30
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Justification:

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‘to make someone righteous’ or pronouncing someone not guilty; God’s work in transitioning the repentant person from a state of sin to that of grace through Jesus Christ

31
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Redemption:

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‘the action of regaining or gaining possession of something in exchange for payment, or clearing a debt’, the act of being saved from sin and death through Jesus Christ

32
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Regeneration:

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New birth