ICD Flashcards

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Conviction

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essential doctrines pertaining to salvation, any rejection of these doctrines is cause for damnation.

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Persuasions

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doctrines about which we are personally certain ( there is a right answer to this, getting it wrong doesn’t loose our salvation) but can still have fellowship with brothers and sisters, since they’re not matter to central to the Gospel ( 1 corinthians 15:1-6 “first importance)

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Opinion

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matters where believers may legitimately differ because one correct answer is not taught in scripture.
Ex. Romans 14:4-6 “ one person esteems one day as better than another, while another esteems all days alike”

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Side A/Side B of theology

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beliefs (orthodoxy) Side A

Ethics( orthoproxy) side B

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General revelation

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God’s providential care, rain, sun, etc

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Special revelation

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God revealing himself through Historical acts, pillars of clouds, exodus, crossing red sea

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Inspiration

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recording of divine relations ( inspiration applies to writing not writer, and applies to originals not to copies)

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Dictation theory

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dictated the precise word ex. Koran)

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Verbal plenary inspiration

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inspiration( not only the concepts but also words)

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Canon

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39 books, over 1,000 years, Bible OT divided into 4 categories ( law, history, prophet, poetry)

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Apocrypha

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Deuterocanonical Books

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Inerrancy

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Truthful and without error

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Infallibility

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faith and practice

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Incommunicable attributes

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attributes we do not share with God ( omnipresence)

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Communicable attributes

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Attributes we do share with God ( Love, compassion, Justice)

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Modalism

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Father, son and Holy Spirit are merely faces, that one God wears

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Tritheism

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Father Son HS are three god

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Arianism

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son of greatest of all creatures, made before creation

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Theistic evolution

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God work indirectly/providentially guidance in creation.

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Progressive creationism

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accept scientific age view of earth. God has acted directly in the creation process. Period of time.

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Young earth creationism

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God created the major pieces, earth is relatively young.

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Image of God

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Substantive view: capacity to think/reason
Relational view: capacity for relationship
Functional view: stewardship of creation old testament scholars
Ethical view: ethical qualities

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Ethnicity

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shared nationality, cultural heritage, history, language, customs and traditions
involves both Self ascription and other

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SOF: creation
SOF: Race
SOF: Fall
SOF: Deity of Christ
SOF: Baptism
SOF: Election
SOF: loose Salvation
SOF: women 
SOF: return of Christ
SOF: millennial reign
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Creation: NO POSITION (persuasion level) Affirms that God crates, but doesn't take any theological position.
Race: CONVICTION LEVEL
Fall: affirms the history of the fall
Diety of Christ: fully human, fully divine, divine and human natures of Jesus are distinct, divine and human natures of Jesus are forever united in one person
Baptism: persuasion level 
Election: Persuasion level
Loose salvation: Persuasion 
Women: Persuasion 
Return of Christ: conviction level
Millennial reign: persuasion level
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Race/racism
race developed in the context of north alantic slave trade
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Inherited guilt
Sin of Adam and Eve brought all people under divine condemnation
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Inherited corruption
because Adam's sin, we also inherit corrupt nature | corruption extends to all of who we are: mind, body and soul
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Christological terms
Person of Christ(nature) | work of Christ( incarnation, atonement, resurrection, enthronement)
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Incarnation
Purpose: Father send his son to save his people Subject: eternal son became incarnate Means: conceived by the Holy Spirit
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``` Christological heresies: Ebionism Arianism Docetism Apollinarianism Nestorianism Eutychianism ```
Ebionism: Jesus was not God Arianism: Jesus was not fully God Docetism: Jesus was not human Apollinarianism: Jesus was not fully human Nestorianism: Jesus was two distinct persons Eutychianism: Jesus had one blended nature
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Humiliation of Christ
Incarnation: emptied himself by taking form of a servant sinless life: hunger, suffering, temptation, obedient to the point of death Crucifixion: death on the cross
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Exaltation of Christ
resurrection ascension second coming future reign
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Offices of Christ:
Prophet Priest King
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Representations of the Holy Spirit
Gift, dove, pledge ( downpayment, Fire, Oil, seal, water, wind
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Filling of the Holy Spirit rather than Baptism with the Holy Spirit
Ephesians 1:13-14 sealed with the promised Holy Spirit | Cornelius: spirit came on him before Baptism
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Second blessing
Pentecostals believe "baptism with the Holy Spirit" speaking in tongue
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Ethical implications of the doctrine of creation
Care for the environment Protect human life (global sex trafficking) Oppose racism and give all people a voice
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Prophet
What ways do we see Christ fulfilling the role of prophet? Prophesied his own death and resurrection Implication of Christ’s prophetic role for the church ultimate truth about God, heaven & hell, Church . salvation. He had to be a Prophet to know and disclose the truth of God
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Priest
In what ways do we see Christ fulfilling the role of priest? Christ is the mediator, he offered the perfect sacrifice. Hebrew 4:4-6 He is our high priest. It is our priest that Christ makes atonement for human sin He had to be a Priest to devote himself to God and in our place.
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King
In what ways do we see Christ fulfilling the role of king? Resisting Satan’s temptation casting out demons and healing the lames. Implication of Christ’s kingly role for the Church to understand the our King will never leave us and will provide for our needs until our warfare ended. He had to be King to govern and protect us according to God’s will.
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Universal gospel call
1) to everyone | 2) particular and effective calling
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Effective calling
God speaking through the human proclamation fo the gospel, in which he summons people to himself in such a way that they respond in saving faith.
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Prevenient grace
preceding grace go before , given to every one. overcomes the effects of human depravity so people are able to respond to the gospel not so they must respond. This grace is given to every person.
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Regeneration
completely a work of God . Results in a change life.
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Conversion
human response to God’s divine initiative. A single entity with two distinguishable yet inseparable elements: repentance(turning from our sin to God), faith (trust)
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Justification
declared righteous, right standing | Justification is based on the imputation of Christ's righteousness
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Assurance: three leg stool
Justification: Gospel promises Sanctification: Changed life Adoption: Witness of the Holy Spirit
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Sanctification
begins at conversion, completed when Christ returns | Internal condition, continuous throughout life, we cooperate, not perfect in this life, greater in some than in other
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Local church
group of believers meeting together
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Universal church
totality of all believers in Christ throughout history
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Visible church
Profess
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Invisible church
Possess
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Kingdom of God
is distinct from the Church: Roman Catholic believes they are the kingdom of God is both present and future "Now and not yet"
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Voluntary societies
Protestants (religious order, Jesuits) | groups of people who band together across denomination line for the same cause
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Eschatology: individual & global
At Physical death the believer enters immediately into eternal, conscious fellowship with the Lord and awaits the resurrection of his body to everlasting glory and blessing Global: Jesus will come again to the earth: personally, visibly and bodily, to consummate history and the eternal plan of God