test #2

Question 1

Postmodernism

Answer 1

Critical Legal studies

Question 2

Cosmic Humanism

Answer 2

self-law

Question 3

Marxism

Answer 3

proleteriat law

Question 4

Secular Humanism

Answer 4

positive law

Question 5

Islam

Answer 5

shariah law

Question 6

Christianity

Answer 6

natural/divine law

Question 7

p 285 in what ways has God revealed his law to us

Answer 7

natural law- revealed to us through general revelation

divine law - Comes from the character of God we know this from the Bible (special revelation)

Question 8

p 287 What are Christian’s law concepts

Answer 8

source- divine law (shows the character of God)
character of God (moral order reflects)
image bearers - having a conscience (we have meaning/we are not an accident)
incarnation (God the creator became God the redeemer, and we now have more meaning)
judgement (God will judge us for what we have done on earth)

Question 9

p 295 critique of the islamic law Christian v. Islam what is the difference

Answer 9

They are always trying to do good works to get into heaven.
They are not free.
Tyranny within their religion
Limited by the law

Question 10

p 304 what is the bourgeoisie law?

Answer 10

It is the desires of the class, that makes up the law.

Question 11

p 304 What is the proletariat law?

Answer 11

A legal system that is established by the state authority that favors the interests of the working people

Question 12

p 304 Where did the marxist law come from?

Answer 12

Law come about because of the struggle between class divisions, different human beings interaction with each other. We have to get along with each other, so that is why they made up the law.

Question 13

p 309/10 How does the post modernist see law

Answer 13

It comes from yourself, it is subjective no moral absolutes. They are more concerned with the consequences that happen right away, and not the ones that happen down the road

Question 14

wb p 195 How does christianity react to entertainment ?

Answer 14

offended-withdraw
distracted - we become like our culture, we forget our morality, or we take what the world is doing and out “Christian” on it
distressed - we need to know both what the Bible says and the world, we are to be in the world not of it

Question 15

What is the story of Athens

Answer 15

Paul goes to talk to someone…………………….

Question 16

What is the story of Athens

Answer 16

Paul goes to talk to someone who is very religious, but with idols. The person he talks to realizes that there might be another god. Paul starts a conversation as I see you are very religious…. I know the God you are missing.

Question 17

wb p 196 What is the importance about the quotes

Answer 17

Look at the book, they are all different but all show that we get caught up in our entertainment.

Question 18

wb p 196 How does entertainment shape culture?

Answer 18

It embodies the worldview ideas

It changes how we think

Question 19

wb p 197 What is the frame work to be able to critique what is happening around you

Answer 19

form – is it well done? (quality)— Excellent
Content – What is it saying? (message)— True
Function – What is the purpose? (effect)— Noble

Question 20

wb p 199 What is the place of the the arts

Answer 20

world view is behind all of the creative arts …………

Question 21

wb p 199 What is the place of the the arts in a worldview?

Answer 21

world view is behind all of the creative arts, it is always being put into your brains. Everyone has a worldview, and it is expressed through art.

Question 22

wb p 200 What does the BIble say about artistic imagination

Answer 22

it is good as long as we give it back to God and it affirms christianity

Question 23

What are the ways God is portrayed through art

Answer 23

literature
images
the visuals of the sacraments
descriptions on worship

Question 24

wb p 201 -202 How do the arts evoke our emotions?

Answer 24

They show the artist’s emotions, they are effective, they express the attitude the artist has toward the piece of art.

Question 25

wb p 207 what are implied assertions about art?

Answer 25

Reality - what really exists, and what is in nature
Morality - what constitutes right and wrong behavior
Values - What really matters, and what matters most and least

Question 26

wb p 208 What are the 3 big subjects in are

Answer 26

God, people, and nature, one of these are always going to be apart of art

Question 27

wb p 209 What is the difference between Human values, Representational truth, and Perspectival truth, in art

Answer 27

Human value, does the artist give humans any value
Representational truth, truthfulness to the way things are in the world
Perspectival truth, subjective to the viewer

Question 28

wb p 210 What do we do in the 2- stage criticism?

Answer 28

1. We must receive the work

2. We must either agree or disagree with it