5 Written Questions

1. revenge, vigilantism, violence, protest
2. true
3. The section of Christian theology dealing with the identity of Jesus Christ, particularly the
   question of the relation of his human and divine natures.
4. fitness obsession, materialism, superficiality
5. the grand narrative shapes your worldview which generates more stories about the way the world is

5 Matching Questions

1. Immanence
2. Revelation
3. Orthodoxy
4. Critically engaged theology
5. Creation

1. a not naive, not dismissive, self-criticial, critical analysis of culture, no dichotomy between knowledge and love of God, critical thinking, not a critical spirit, aim of biblical faithfulness, critically engaged with Christian tradition
2. b an unveiling or making known of what is otherwise unknown. In Jesus Christ and the
   Scriptures, God graciously makes himself known to humanity. The sources of revelation are typically
   divided into two—general and special revelation. General revelation is that knowledge which is
   available to all people at all times from creation, history, and the makeup of human nature. Special
   revelation is God's particular revelation of Himself through specific events, especially His revelation in
   Jesus Christ and the Scriptures.
3. c God is fully and truly present to creation
4. d is where we encounter God, is humanity's home, good, physical, distinct from God, has a dependent freedom, has potential, a thriving humanity- sustaining environment, contains wonderful variety, has form, space, and rhythms
5. e A term used in a number of senses, of which the following are the most important:
   orthodoxy in the sense of ''right belief,'' as opposed to heresy; Orthodoxy in the sense of the forms of
   Christianity which are dominant in Russia and Greece; Orthodoxy in the sense of a movement within
   Protestantism, especially in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century, which laid emphasis upon
   the need for doctrinal definition.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a critical engagement with Christian thought Chrisitian thought, biblical content, adn faithful Christian action
   1. Why is theology a story?
   2. The full biblical story
   3. Why the bible minor?
   4. Western story
2. True
   1. What four things put together theology?
   2. relationships in the world
   3. T or F: Human choices are made with in the sovereign rule of God
   4. What is the task of theology?
3. strenuous activity, applied science, practical wisdom, prelude to service and worship, key to mission, biblical theology, historical theology, systematic theology, moral theology
   1. Why is theology a story?
   2. Critically engaged theology
   3. What four things put together theology?
   4. What is the task of theology?
4. blessed or God endorsement, dependent on creation, dependent knowledge, sexual, mutually depend, pleasing creation, physical, unity, God's own life, marriage naked
   1. Justification by Faith
   2. What conditions do humanity have?
   3. What identity does creation have?
   4. What happens in Genesis 1?
5. The section of Christian theology dealing with the doctrine of the Holy Spirit (Greek:
   pneuma).
   1. Pneumatology
   2. Eschatology
   3. Anthropology
   4. Theology

5 True/False Questions

1. Systematic theology → the cognitive and passionate enterprise that seeks to know and love the God of gospel and to demonstrate its understanding in forms of obedient speech and practice

   True        False

2. Heresy → homoiousious similar substance or says Jesus is a creature

   True        False

3. Why is theology a story? → modernity collapsing into postmodernity

   True        False

4. relationships in the world → fitness obsession, materialism, superficiality

   True        False

5. Arius → A formal definition or summary of the Christian faith, held in common by all Christians. The
   most important are those generally known as the ''Apostles' Creed'' and the ''Nicene Creed.''

   True        False