Test 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What is NOT a theme in Jesus’ teaching:
1) Kingdom of God, 2) the seven sacraments, 3) the Fatherhood of God

A

The seven sacraments

(Ronaldo 7)

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2
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For Jesus the Kingdom of God was NOT:
1) violent and quick in its coming, 2) the rule of God, 3) bringing God closer to people, 4) to be directly equated with the Christian Church, 5) creating radical equality of all people

A

To be directly equated with the Christian Church

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3
Q

Jesus’ name for God was:
1) Elohim, 2) Abba, 3) Yahweh

A

Abba

(Like the Band)

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4
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What is NOT a rhetorically exaggerated expression or an “impossible saying”:
1) If someone hits you, turn the other cheek, 2) if you hand offends you, cut it off, 3) a camel can get through the eye of a needle before a rich man can get to heaven

A

If someone hits you, turn the other cheek

(Dad always said, “turn the other cheek”)

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5
Q

What NOT a “hard saying,” a saying difficult but possible to keep:
1) carry a soldier’s baggage two miles, 2) love your enemies, 3) do not bury dead relatives, but follow me instead

A

Do not bury dead relatives, but follow me instead

(Think Death, Very Dark Answer)

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6
Q

What is NOT a parable discussed in class:
1) good Samaritan, 2) vineyard, 3) the rich king, 4) prodigal son

A

The rich king

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7
Q

Samaritan means:
1) good person, helper, 2) half-breed, dog

A

Half-breed, dog

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8
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In the parable of the two brothers, we should identify with the:
1) older brother, 2) younger brother

A

OLDER brother

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9
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What is NOT a way to interpret the ethic of Jesus:
1) idealistic, 2) accusatory, 3) communal, 4) practical, 5) interim

A

Practical

(Like Mischa’s Test)

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10
Q

Paul believed the Law was:
1) dead, 2) useful

A

Dead

(Death, Again Very Dark)

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11
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Paul believed we did the good for all but one of the following:
1) Spirit of God, 2) conscience, 3) scriptures, 4) love

A

Scriptures

(Script like a play or movie)

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12
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The church after Paul:
1) followed Paul’s advice, 2) decided they needed some concrete moral guidelines for practical advice

A

Decided they needed some concrete moral guidelines for practical advice

(Like Mischa’s Test Again “PRACTICAL”)

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13
Q

Which group separates Law and Ethics the most:
1) Judaism, 2) Christianity, 3) Islam

A

Christianity

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14
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Which group connects Law and Ethics the most:
1) Judaism, 2) Christianity, 3) Islam

A

Islam

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15
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What is NOT a purpose of civil law:
1) maintain order, 2) reform society, 3) inspire people

A

Inspire people

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16
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What is the least important function of ethics:
1) inspire people, 2) maintain order, 3) shape human values, 4) reform society

A

Maintain order

17
Q

A tradition that separates law and ethics produces all but:
1) the tendency toward valueless secular society, 2) repression, 3) the promotion of individuality, 4) freedom, 5) creativity

A

Repression

(Shoe “Reps”)

18
Q

A tradition that unites law and ethics produces all but:
1) devotion, 2) unity among the citizens, 3) individual freedom, 4) religious focus among members of the society

A

Individual freedom

(America, not just freedom, but freedom for ALL)

19
Q

Who supposedly founded the Great Synagogue in Jerusalem in
450 BCE:
1) Akiba, 2) Hillel, 3) Ezra, 4) Shammai, 5) Jesus

A

Ezra

(Kid from first school)

20
Q

In regard to the Torah, who said we must keep the letter of the Law
as an absolute act of piety:
1) Akiba, 2) Hillel, 3) Shammai, 4) Jesus, 5) Judah the Prince

A

Shammai

(Comes before Hillel twice in a row)

21
Q

Who said we must keep the spirit of the Law, and he summarized the
Law while standing upon one foot:
1) Akiba, 2) Hillel, 3) Shammai, 4) Jesus, 5) Judah the Prince

A

Hillel

(1)

22
Q

Jesus is clearly rooted in whose teachings:
1) Akiba, 2) Shammai, 3) Judah the Prince, 4) Hillel

A

Hillel

(2)

23
Q

Who was the greatest 2nd century CE rabbi, who maintained that he
merely handed on the traditions:
1) Shammai, 2) Akiba, 3) Hillel, 4) Meir, 5) Judah the Prince

A

Akiba

24
Q

Who is the first rabbi, who founded the school at Jabneh:
1) Akiba, 2) Meir, 3) Johanan ben Zakki, 4) Judah the Prince, 5) Shammai

A

Johanan ben Zakki

25
Q

Which is NOT a reason why rabbis emphasized tradition:
1) they were not creative, 2) they had to unite Jews around a common identity, 3) they projected their origins into the past for legitimation, 4) they defined themselves over against Christians

A

They were not creative

26
Q

Who is NOT a famous rabbi, one of the Tannaim:
1) Akiba, 2) Meir, 3) Judah the Prince, 4) Joshua

A

Joshua

27
Q

Who produced the first edition of the Mishnah: 1) Akiba, 2) Meir, 3) Judah the Prince, 4) Johanan ben Zakkai

A

Judah the Prince

28
Q

What is NOT part of the Talmud: 1) Tosefta, 2) Mishnah, 3) Gemara

A

Tosefta

29
Q

Which group does NOT inquire after the historical context of the
Law in order to determine its binding nature on believers today:
1) Reform Judaism, 2) Reconstructionist Judaism, 3) Orthodox Judaism, 4) Conservative Judaism

A

Reconstructionist Judaism

(Literally not even a word)