Lecture 6: The Doctrine of Salvation, contd. Flashcards

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Define confession.

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Confession means “to say the same thing”. In other words, we agree with God that we have sinned and fallen short.

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What is a key point to understand in whether salvation is single or multi-step, according to Stanley Grenz?

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From God’s point of view, salvation is a single action by the Holy Spirit to bring us into being like Christ. From our point of view, however, it happens in stages.

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How do Calvinists interpret the lump of clay in Romans 9:21 (“Has the potter no right over the clay, to make out of the same lump one vessel for honorable use and another for dishonorable use”)?

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The clay represents humankind before they have been created.

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Define epistrepho.

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Referring to repentance, this Greek word means “to turn back/toward/around”. It refers to the broad process of conversion.

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5
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How many points Calvinist was Moyse Amyraut?

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Four - he rejected limited atonement

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6
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Which denomination confesses Amyraldian beliefs?

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Anglicans

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7
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Define ordo salutis.

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The “order of salvation,” describing the works of the Holy Spirit that imparts redemption.

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Who spoke of the divine “no” and the divine “yes”?

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Barth

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9
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Give a criticism for ordo salutis.

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It separates the objective and subjective elements of salvation.

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10
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Who developed the doctrinal theory of corporate election?

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Pannenberg and Grenz

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Define corporate election.

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Election is bodily, as in the body of Christ being elected rather than individual people.

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Define Amyraldianism.

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The atonement is for all who believe, but God elects some to salvation by granting the faith to believe.

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Define metanoeo.

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Referring to repentance, this Greek word means to “change one’s heart or mind,” often in the specific context of turning away from sin.

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How do Arminians interpret the lump of clay in Romans 9:21 (“Has the potter no right over the clay, to make out of the same lump one vessel for honorable use and another for dishonorable use”)?

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The clay represents humanity after the fall.

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15
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Give Stanley Grenz’s three stages of salvation.

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Conversion
Sanctification
Glorification

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16
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According to Calvin, what does God choosing some for reprobation demonstrate?

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It demonstrates his mercy to those chosen in advance.

17
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Define double predestination.

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God elected Christ to be the electing God and the elected man - he was both saved and reprobate.

18
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What doctrinal theory of election did Pannenberg and Grenz develop?

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Corporate election

19
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What is Karl Barth’s doctrinal theory of election called?

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Double predestination