Key Concepts

Question 1

Stewardship

Answer 1

-The duty to care for the world God has made.
-To protect the world for future generations

Question 2

Evolution

Answer 2

-When animals and plants change over time.
-These changes are suit to particular environments.

Question 3

Suffering

Answer 3

-Pain or loss which harms human beings.
-Some suffering is caused by human beings(moral evil) some is not (natural evil)

Question 4

Goodness

Answer 4

-The quality of being like God
-Seeking the well being of others selflessly

Question 5

Free will

Answer 5

-The decision making part of a persons mind is called the will
-A will is free if a person is able to choose right form wrong without being controlled by other forces

Question 6

Absolutism

Answer 6

-Certain actions are always right or always wrong
-Moral laws exist eternally and are not just human inventions

Question 7

Relativism

Answer 7

-There is no moral law
-Rules that control what is right and wrong are human inventions and change form place to place and from age to age

Question 8

Death

Answer 8

-The end of physical life
-When your body stops working completely

Question 9

Resurrection

Answer 9

-The raising of the body to life again after death
-Christian’s believe that Jesus resurrected and that all people will experience it at the end of time

Question 10

Shekinhah

Answer 10

-A place where Gods presence rests and can be felt