Final

Question 1

Inerrancy

Answer 1

idea that Scripture in the original manuscripts does not affirm anything that is contrary to fact

Question 2

6 days (24 hrs)

Answer 2

God created the world in 6 literal days

Question 3

sufficiency

Answer 3

the scriptures are enough for us, for salvation. Trusting in him perfectly and obeying him perfectly

Question 4

progressive creation

Answer 4

God created the “firsts” and then allowed micro-evolution develop

Question 5

Archetypal knowledge

Answer 5

Knowledge of things that are only revealed to God

Question 6

Clarity

Answer 6

the Bible is written so that its teachings are understandable by all who will read it seeking God’s help and being willing to follow it

Question 7

Three views of God

Answer 7

Functional, Substantive, Relational

Question 8

Functional View

Answer 8

something only humans can do, dominion and stewardship over creation

Question 9

substantive view

Answer 9

the image is some ability, capacity, or characteristic that only humans possess which is also shared with God

Question 10

relational

Answer 10

focuses on the importance of relationship for humanity

Question 11

Ectypal

Answer 11

copy and all the information of the knowledge of god that has been reveled to finite minds ( there’s more tho!)

Question 12

direct creation

Answer 12

God created and is continuing to create every species

Question 13

theistic evolution

Answer 13

God “front-loads” creation with all the capabilities and potentialities

Question 14

literal 6 day (24 hrs) background

Answer 14

tend toward young earth

Question 15

gap theory

Answer 15

long gap between Gen 1:1 and Gen 1:2

Question 16

Day-Age

Answer 16

the “days” correspond to 6 geological period because the Hebrew word “yom” can be used for a period other than 24 hrs

Question 17

implications of being a creature

Answer 17

a creature is not prideful or arrogant

Question 18

how do we understand work temptations?

Answer 18

there is a particular balance between being lazy and being a workaholic

Question 19

Christ against culture

Answer 19

christians should flee a wicked cultures (Monastic model)

Question 20

Christ and culture

Answer 20

unit of church and state
tendency to reduce Christ to culture
Medieval church/state of modern theological liberalism

Question 21

christ above culture

Answer 21

culture is an independent sphere but Christ’s influence should be felt in and over it (Aquinas)

Question 22

Christ and culture in paradox

Answer 22

Christians are citizens of two kingdoms living in tension of the demands of both kingdoms (Luther)

Question 23

Christ transforming culture

Answer 23

Christianity can transform culture for the better (Calvin)

Question 24

Romans 5

Answer 24

sin is original, tyrannical, and deadly
highlights the contrast between an Adam and a Christ

Question 25

Gen 1-3

Answer 25

spent a lot of time discussing the tempter

Question 26

Psalm 139

Answer 26

we are fearfully and wonderfully made

Question 27

Psalm 8

Answer 27

the coming savior

Question 28

Colossians

Answer 28

Jesus is the ultimate picture of Humanity

Question 29

2 Corinthians 3:18

Answer 29

human nature is not static, but progressively changes

Question 30

Revelation 21:3

Answer 30

Humanity’s original design will be restored

Question 31

what best described the nature of our “God-talk” or talk about God?

Answer 31

Analogical

Question 32

providence

Answer 32

God supplies the world with what it needs

Question 33

scripture attributes creation to…

Answer 33

each of the three persons of the Trinity