Module 7 - Modern And Contemporary Worldviews: Christianity Flashcards
What is a creed?
formal statement of a group’s beliefs
Christianity is monotheistic
true
Christians do not believe in an afterlife
false
Which is a key difference between Judaism and Christianity?
Christianity believes Jesus was the promised Jewish messiah.
Who is the Holy Spirit in the Christian worldview?
breath of god
What are the habits Christians practice to develop a deeper relationship with God?
spiritual discipline
The Christian worldview believes that a human only has a physical body.
false
The Christian worldview believes God created the universe out of nothing.
true
Within the Christian worldview, how is basic human nature described?
sinful
What does the god of Christianity desire from each person he created?
a personal relationship
The Christian god does not communicate with the people he created.
false
Divine revelation is God intentionally communicating to humans.
true
In the Christian worldview, what are two kinds of divine revelation?
general and special
How is truth described within Christianity?
absolute
In the Christian worldview, to what should truth correspond?
reality
In the Christian worldview, in what are moral philosophy and ethics rooted?
God’s character
The Ten Commandments are an early example of Christian moral law.
true
Jesus told his followers they should reflect his character to the rest of the world.
true
In the Christian worldview, how is moral law described?
absolute
In the Christian worldview, the argument from moral law is used as a philosophical argument for…
the existence of god
On what two principles does the Christian worldview base its discussion of authority and religion in government?
human nature and human dignity
Views on the intersection of religion and government have fluctuated throughout the history of the Christian church.
true
The Christian Bible discusses government exhaustively.
false
What ended state persecution of Christianity in 313 CE?
the Edict of Milan