The Truth Project Lesson 6 Flashcards

1
Q

History as _______ and _________

A

Reason and feeling

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2
Q

What does history do?

A

Provides reminders of what God has done through man

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3
Q

What God has done through man is a ______ __________ view of history

A

Meta narrative

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4
Q

What did the Pilgrim’s Providential View of History do?

A

Laid the stepping stones for future generations

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5
Q

Our problem is that we ________ what we should forget and _______ what we should remember

A

Remember, forget

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6
Q

“Historical _________”

A

Revisionism

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7
Q

What is the concept of historical revisionism?

A

If you rewrite the past, you can make people believe whatever you want in the present

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8
Q

What does Satan ask Eve in the garden?

A

“Did God really say…”

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9
Q

Give an example of historical revisionism besides Satan in the garden.

A

The guards reporting about how Jesus’ body left the tomb

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10
Q

What is a post-modernist belief about the past?

A

Everyone has their own past, thus there is no one truth applicable to all

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11
Q

What is the goal in 2 Corinthians 10:5?

A

To take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ

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12
Q

What are two examples of the battle over history?

A

Darwin’s “Origin of Species” in 1859 and the Mayflower Compact (documents cannot be understood without recognizing their faith in God)

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13
Q

List the events AND the number of years until publication after the events occurred.

A

New Testament- 25, Homer’s Iliad- 500, Caesar’s Gallic Wars- 1000, Pliny’s History- 750, Thueydides’ History- 1300, Herodutus’ History- 1300

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14
Q

God’s mandate to _________

A

Remember

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15
Q

What is the purpose of the memorial stones in Joshua 4:1-7?

A

So that the people would remember what they have gone through

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16
Q

When people remember what they have gone through, it does what?

A

Keeps them focused on the present

17
Q

What does Judges 2:10 say?

A

All it took was one generation to forget the provisions of God

18
Q

The entire culture lived for _____ __________ reasons

A

Self-centered

19
Q

A ________ caught up in their own little _____ will never be willing to lay themselves down as _________ ________ for others

A

People, story, stepping stones

20
Q

What is Natural Myopia?

A

Nearsightedness

21
Q

What is an example of Natural Myopia?

A

How you say the number 911 and why

22
Q

What three ideas did Dalrymple suggest?

A

We are receivers of tradition, life does not begin or end with you, and without history there really isn’t any impact or meaning in the present

23
Q

What two things did Sproul say without history there is no sense of?

A

Identity or wisdom in how and why we move forward

24
Q

What you _______ in the ________ is determined by your _____

A

Believe, present, past

25
Q

What you believe in the present comes from what four things?

A

Your education, through experiences, formal training, and what you observe

26
Q

History: Whose _______?

A

Story