Origins and Meaning Key Concepts Flashcards

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Inspiration

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  • “God breathed”
  • The belief that the Spirit of God guides an individual to act or write what is good and true.
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Revelation

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  • The word used to describe all of the ways in which God makes himself known to human beings.
  • Christians believe that God does this finally and fully in the person of Jesus Christ.
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Omnipotent

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  • The belief that God is all powerful.
  • For example - He could create the world
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Transcendence

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  • Existing outside of space and time.
  • God exists in a way that makes him nothing like anything else that exists, above and beyond creation.
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Creation ex Nihilo

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  • Creation out of nothing.
  • Before God created the universe, nothing existed. Only God can create out of nothing.
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Evolution

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  • The process of mutation and natural selection which leads to changes in species over time to suit particular environments.
  • For example - Birds have different beaks based on what they eat.
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Imago Dei

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  • In the image of God. The belief that human beings are uniquely a reflection of God’s personhood.
  • Unlike the other animals, human beings are rational, free and moral.
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Stewardship

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  • The duty to care for creation responsibly, as stewards rather than consumers.
  • To protect the world for future generations.
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