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THEO 525 Quiz 1 Introduction and Issues in Systematic Theology Covers the Learn and Textbook material from Module 1: Week 1 — Module 2: Week 2.

1. Which of the following would not be considered to be a characteristic of “Modernism”: 2. In answering the accusations of "meaninglessness" with respect to theological language, Erickson tends to agree more with Ramsey than with Ferre or Hordern.

3. Rudolf Bultmann introduced the beginning of a movement known as: 4. Natural Theology is the effort to discern truth about God from from resources outside of the Bible.

5. This individual is considered to be the founder of modernism: 6. Match the following George Lindbeck Religion is a matter of “feeling” Religion is clearly pragmatic John Hick 7. Which of the following said that religion is a matter of moral judgments?

8. Which of the following is NOT given as one of the characteristics of modern theologies: 9. Which of the following suggests that the study of theology is needful?

10. Fill in the blank to complete Erickson’s analogy: Theology is to religion what .

11. As developed by Gabler, biblical theology attempted to make a distinction between 12. Using Elwell’s text, match the following (Constructing a theology): Paul Tillich Reformed Thomas Aquinas Karl Barth 13. Which of the following is not discussed in Erickson as one of the answers as to the "abiding element" of Christianity?

14. Two Greek philosophers who greatly influenced the writings of the early church fathers were: 15. Modernity is characterized by an emphasis on rationality and certainty.

16. Match the following: Classical Objectivistism Richard Rorty William James Coherence View of Truth 17. Which of the following would not be considered to be a characteristic of “Postmodernism”: 18. The study of the doctrine of God is also called: 19. Arrange the following in the proper order of Authority as given in Erickson (one is the highest and four is the lowest). Inductive Conclusions Speculations Direct Statements of Scripture Probable Implications 20. Immanuel Kant restricted religion to the realm of "Practical reason."

21. The view that the idea of God’s existence is a rational intuition and does not require a proof in systematic theology is held by which of the following writer?

22. According to Demarest, which of the following affirms why the church undertakes the task of systematic theology?

23. Which of the following is not related to “Process Theology”: 24. VanderMolen noted that pragmatism was a philosophy promoted by 25. Which view dominated thinking from the eighteenth through the late twentieth centuries, emphasizing rationality and certainty?

THEO 525 Quiz 2 Knowing God Covers the Learn and Textbook material from Module 3: Week 3 — Module 4: Week 1. McComiskey, in Elwell, argues that the "I Am" of Jesus used in John 8:58 draws a direct connection with 2. Erickson agrees with Beegle that we should give primary weight to the phenomena of Scripture in developing an understanding of the nature of biblical inspiration.

3. Which of the following is not one of the aspects of God's holiness, as discussed in Erickson.

4. According to Erickson, God cannot know what cannot be known, such as the future.

5. In relation to the doctrine of the Trinity, please match the following: The Oneness of God The Father is God The Son is God The Holy Spirit is God 6. Thomas argued that we could prove certain things by reason alone. Which of the following was NOT one of those listed.

7. In Rennie's discussion, which of the following is NOT one of the "entities" which comprise the theory of verbal inspiration?

8. Match the appropriate description or example with each attribute. Personality Life Infinity Constancy 9. Match the following: Communicable Attributes Natural Attributes Moral Attributes Transitive Attributes 10. J. R. Williams noted that from the perspective of Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Classical Protestantism, holiness has been viewed in a variety of ways. Match the following concepts with the best answer for each. Asceticism Mysticism Ecclesiastical Discipline Perfectionism 11. Erickson would agree that God is the Author of the Bible.

12. Match the following: Intuition Theory Illumination Theory Dynamic Theory Dictation Theory 13. Erickson would agree that God's "truth" should be acknowledged regardless of where we find it-even if it is contained in a false religion.

14. Erickson argues that the locus of general revelation in the human is evident from: 15. Match with the best answer. Realism Nominalism God's perfection God is real 16. Revelation as history describes the thinking of which of the following.

17. According to Erickson, there is common ground between believers and unbelievers.

18. According to Erickson, God's love prevails over his justice, making salvation possible for sinners.

19. The natural limitation and the moral limitation of fallen humanity constitute the two major reasons why special revelation from God was necessary.

20. Match the following: Holiness, Righteousness, Justice Genuineness, Veracity, Faithfulness Benevolence, Grace, Mercy, Persistence Love and Justice 21. At least in the Western Church, Athanasius was considered a great champion of Christological Orthodoxy.

22. Give the BEST answer. According to Erickson, "divine speech" may be: 23. Which of the following represents an argument used by Erickson to support the Bible's own witness to its divine origin?

24. Erickson believes the Bible is inspired, but we cannot formulate a theory of inspiration.

25. According to Gordon Lewis, in his article on the “Attributes of God,”

THEO 525 Quiz 3 THEO525 God's Work and Humanity Covers the Learn and Textbook material from Module 5: Week 5 — Module 6: Week 6.

1. The doctrine of providence teaches us that while God gives all humankind life while he is on the earth, He does not necessarily

sustain that life while we are on the earth. In that respect each person is subject to circumstance and choice.

2. According to Erickson, the passage of Scripture most discussed in regard to the status of the unborn is: 3. The conscious intermediate state of the person between death and the resurrection is one of the principle evidences used to refute which view?

4. Using Erickson’s Text and McKim’s article, match the following: Erickson's view Masterful Ideas Emanation Dualism 5. The Angelic Doctor was 6. Match the following: Providence as Preservation Specific Sovereignty General Sovereignty Open Theism 7. The Concept of "divine racism" was advanced by 8. Match the following: Trichotomism Dichotomism Monism Conditional Unity 9. According to Erickson, the Old Testament shows us that God is supremely powerful and that He is a personal God. 10. According to Erickson, to say that God's plan is eternal is to say that it does not have a logical sequence.

11. Erickson and Pun both seem to prefer the view of "progressive creationism" to other competing views regarding the understanding of biblical creation.

12. Of those in the twentieth century who have explicitly argued against the practice of abortion as discussed by C. Horn, III, which of the following is not one of them.

13. The biblical doctrine of creation affirms creation out of nothing.

14. Using Elwell’s text, match the following: Gottfried Leibniz Augustine Irenaeus John Hick 15. In discussing the purpose and plan of God in the New Testament Erickson discusses the testimony of several individuals including the following. Match the individuals with the best corresponding answer.

Jesus Peter John Paul

16. Using Elwell’s text, match the following: Heiler's Typology Secular Spirituality Christian Prayer Redemptive Activity of God 17. According to Erickson, the greatest strength of fiat creationism is its attempts to be faithful to the biblical text.

18. Using Elwell’s text, match the following: Interactionism Occasionalism Materialism Identity Theory 19. Erickson discusses the "theological meaning" of the doctrine of creation. Which of the following are in agreement with Erickson's discussion.

20. According to Erickson, in the ultimate sense the purpose of the plan of God is: 21. In Erickson's view, God works "congruously" with the will of free beings, rendering events certain but not necessary.

22. In distinguishing "predestination" from "foreordination," Erickson makes which of the following distinctions?

23. Roger Nicole uses II Timothy 2:9-15 to argue emphatically that women must never teach in the church.

24. In Erickson's view, humans are first and foremost viewed as "relational" beings.

25. Match the following: Naturalistic Evolution Fiat Creationism Theistic Evolution Progressive Creationism

THEO 525 Quiz 4 Covers the Learn and Textbook material from Module 7: Week 7.

1. C.C. Ryrie noted in his article that the relationship of fallen man to God is described by which of the following terms?

2. Which of the following references best supports the belief that, prior to a certain point in life, there is no moral responsibility regarding sin?

3. Which of the following does Erickson describe as “good in and of themselves,” but “potential areas for temptation and sin?”

4. According to Charles Ryrie, the proper definition of total depravity should not focus primarily on the questions of sinfulness vs. goodness or ability vs. inability, but on fallen man's relation to a holy God 5. Which of the following terms denotes the basic concept of the sinner’s liability to God’s punishment?

6. Match the following: Divine Disfavor Guilt Punishment Death 7. According to B. Demarest, the tree of life symbolized which of the following?

8. Of the various approaches to the study of the doctrine of Sin, the one that Erickson favors is which of the following?

9. Match the following: Causes of sin Missing the mark Literally: "to cross over." Results of sin 10. Match the following theories about the source of sin with the theologian who espoused that view: Frederick Tennant Reinhold Niebuhr Paul Tillich Harrison Elliott 11. Romans 5:12-19 includes which of the following phrases in relation to original sin?

12. Which of the following is NOT a way in which Christ has nullified the created powers and their ability to dominate humans?

13. F. S. Piggin identified intermediate beings which are lower than God and higher than man as which of the following?

14. D. D. Webster defined this ideology to be “a movement that attempts to unite theology and sociopolitical concerns.”

15. Of the various approaches dealing with the essential nature of sin, which is the one that Erickson prefers?

16. Match the following: World Powers Collective Sin Corporate Personality 17. Match each theologian or theory with that view’s intended “cure for sin.” Tennant Niebuhr and Tillich Elliott Liberation theology 18. W. G. Justice noted that the concept of sin and guilt became more clearly ethical and peronsal in one of the following: 19. According to Erickson, which of the following approaches is the best, in regard to the study of sin?

20. The results of sin which affect the sinner’s relationship with God include which of the following?

21. Match the following Pelagianism Arminianism Calvinism Original Sin 22. P.H. Davids stated that the growth of the idea that only the body died and the soul lived on developed in which time period?

23. Which of the following theologies understands sin as arising from economic struggle?

24. Which reference clearly identifies the “wages” of sin?

25. Sin is best described as which of the following?