Theology Exam 2 Flashcards
(Worldview)
Everything is “god” and thus everything is divine
Monism
(Worldview)
The spirit is pure, however all material is evil
Dualism
(Worldview)
All things are being one, reality is an illusion
Pantheism
(Worldview)
God is present, but not active within His world
Deism
(Worldview)
The human mind is the measure of all things
(Secular) Humanism
(Theological Term)
God is actively governing and guiding His world and will act against nature at times to do it
Supernaturalism
(Theological Term)
God provided the world with built-in natural system which does not need miracles
Providentialism
(Theological Term)
God is 100% involved in His world, and humans with science are also 100% involved
Noncompetitive Agency
(Theological Term)
God is sovereign and just in His ways which must be reconciled with evil in His world
Theodicy
(Theological Term)
God’s seemingly contradictive ways must be held together to understand His purposes
Creative Tension
(Term)
The top-down act of God making His person/purposes known to the world of humans
Revelation
(Term)
The words of Scripture that are “breathed-out” by God and then recorded by human authors
Inspiration
(Term)
The view that the words of Scripture are without factual errors in the original autographs
Inerrancy
(Term)
The conviction that the Bible is without falsehood, will never fail, and is hence totally reliable
Infallibility
(Term)
The Spirit’s inner guidance that enables the believer to understand/interpret the Bible
Illumination
(Term)
The rule by which God’s Spirit has directed the early Church to standardize the sixty-six books
Canonicity
(Bible Reference Content)
All Scripture is God-breathed so its source is totally trustworthy, and can equip us to do right
2 Timothy 3:16
(Bible Reference Content)
The spirit used human agents whom He guided and enabled to write exactly what He wanted
2 Peter 1:21
(Bible Reference Content)
Only the Holy Spirit knows God’s thoughts, so He can also help us understand God’s Word
1 Corinthians 2:12