Deck test 1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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reasons why the study of doctrine is important

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  • To Know God
  • To discover and protect Christian truth
  • To teach others
  • To provide a standard to live by
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What is Folk Theology

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Oral tradition that rejects critical thinking

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What is Lay Theology

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Basic attempt to examine faith. (New Believers)

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What is Ministerial Theology

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Some limited formal training. Normally having the ability to access resources and history

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What is Professional Theology

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Formal study leading to instruction of ministry

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What is Academic Theology

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Writers of Doctrine & Theology books.

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Theology

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Study of God

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Christology

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Study of Christ

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Pneumatology

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Study of the Holy Spirit

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Ecclesiology

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Study of the Church

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Anthropology

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Study of Human Beings

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Soteriology

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Study of Salvation

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Eschatology

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The study of End Times

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What are the Categories of Christian Belief?

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DOGMA
DOCTRINE
OPINION

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Absolutely essential to belief

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Dogma

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Important but not essential to belief

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Interesting but not necessary

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Canon means

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Measuring stick/reed

Collection of writings by the church containing the rule of Divine faith

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What steps made up the cannon?

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Events happened
Oral tradition
Written Tradition
Edited Tradition
Acknowledged Collection
Canonical Recognition as Authority
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The three Subcategories of the Jewish Canon

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Torah/Pentateuch
NEV’IM
Kethuvim

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Torah/Pentateuch is also known as what?

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Teaching/The Law

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NEV’IM is what

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The Prophets

Former. Latter, Book of the 12

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Apocrypha

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The hidden writings rejected for canoncity by the council. 15 total

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Septuagint

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Greek translation of the Old Testament

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Bible means
biblia - Book of books
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Bibliology
The Study of the theological aspects of the Bible
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Bibliolotry
Worship of the Bible
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Basis of Authority
Internal Evidence | External Evidence
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Internal Evidence consist of what
-it shows a consistency of a central theme despite multiple writers example being Jesus him self and witness of other prophets and apostles
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External Evidence consist of what
Archaeology Witness of the church Changed life witness of holy spirit
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Wesleyan Quadrilateral
Experience,Reason, Tradition point to Scripture
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what does Revelation mean
Unveiling or making known what was unknown or hidden
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Inspired means what?
God-Breathed
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Types of Biblical Inspirations
Verbal Dictation Theory Natural Genius Dynamical Theory