SCRIPTURE AND PRAYER Flashcards

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Greek words of Theology

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Theos and Logos

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Theos English translation

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God

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Meaning of “logos”


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word, phrase, speech, science, or reason

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4
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Nominal meaning of theology

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Study of God

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Theology- objectively speaking


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Science of treating God

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Theology- subjectively speaking


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scientific knowledge of God and of Divine things

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latin word of tradition


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“traditio”

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traditio meaning


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“to pass down”

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its something handed down from one generation to another


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tradition

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10
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Sources of Theology


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Tradition
Reason
Experience
Scripture

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This referred to the list of beliefs that were passed down from Jesus to His followers until they reached Christians today.

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Tradition

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Latin word for scripture


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“scriptura”

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English translation for “scriptura”

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“anything written”

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The first section is the Old Testament that speaks about the Jewish people… and the second section speaks about the Jesus and the early community.

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Scripture

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Latin word for reason

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“ratio”

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16
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english translation for “ratio”


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“I think”

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a faculty or power of the mind whereby it draws just conclusions from the true and clear principles.

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Reason

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used to help determine how to understand like for instance, the Bible.

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Reason

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it is the religious knowledge which is acquired by any exercise, enjoyment or sufferings either of the body or mind.

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Experience (Christian Experience)

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Most Christiansconsider experience to be an important source of theological understanding using the external senses.


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Experience (Christian Experience)

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10 Areas of Theology

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God (Theology)
Christ(Christology)
Holy Spirit(Pneumatology)
Scripture (Bibliology)
Humanity (Theological Anthropology)
Salvation (Soteriology)
Sin (Hamartiology)
Church (Christology)
Angels (Angelology)
Last things (Eschatology)

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The study of God’s existence; who is God

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God (Theology)

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The study of His person, life, work/ministry


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Christ(Christology)

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The study of His Work

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Holy Spirit(Pneumatology)

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The study of God’s revelation to us through the sacred scripture.


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Scripture (Bibliology)

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The study of humankind in relation to Divine Being.

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Humanity (Theological Anthropology)

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The study of what God has been doing throughout the history of the world in order to redeem His people.


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Salvation (Soteriology)

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The study of the formation and the structure, leadership and the nature of the church

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Church (Christology)

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The study of the nature of sin and its effects to the people and the world


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Sin (Hamartiology)

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The study of the nature of angels

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Angels (Angelology)

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The study of prophecy, heaven, hell and the judgment.

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Last things (Eschatology)

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8 Branches of Theology

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Biblical Theology
Historical Theology
Practical Theology
Christian Ethics/Moral Theology
Philosophical Theology
Apologetics
Christian Apologetics
Systematic Theology

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Reasons for Studying Theology

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Everything is theological.
To know what you believe and why you believe.
To defend the faith and guard against false teaching
Our beliefs impact our actions.
As a means of worship

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Goals of Theology

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To glorify God
To think theologically
To live accordingly….
To connect faith and practices

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it refers to the study of the Bible that seeks to discover what the biblical writers under the divine guidance, believed, described and taught in the context during their time.

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Biblical Theology

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it investigates the development of Christian thought in its growth through the centuries since biblical times.

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Historical Theology

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it focuses on pastoral application of biblical truths in modern life.

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Practical Theology

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is the branch of theology that studies in a systematic way the practical implication of God’s revelatory intervention in Jesus Christ. It is concerned with the kind of people we ought to be and the kinds of actions we ought to perform or avoid.

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Christian Ethics/Moral Theology

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is the process of doing theology with the aid and support of philosophical reflection, language and methods.

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Philosophical Theology

40
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“Speaking in defense”


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Greek word “apologia”

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it is the religious discipline of defending the religious doctrines through systematic argumentation and discourse.


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Apologetics

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is a branch of Christian theology that defends Christianity against objections.

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Christian Apologetics

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It refers to something being put into a system; a discipline of Christian theology that formulates an orderly, rational and coherent account on the doctrine of the Christian faith

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systematic theology