Systematic 3 Flashcards by Abigail Garner

What are the attributes of a Man’s Soul?

Intellect
Sensibility
Conscience
Will

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What is intellect?

That which tells one whether a given issue is right or wrong

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What is Sesibilitiy?

That which tells someone what he would LIKE to do about a given issue

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What is Conscience?

That which tells one what he SHOULD do about that issue

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What is Will?

That which determines what one WILL do about that issue

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What were man’s original duties and responsibilities? (3/5)

Obey God
Head of nature
Live in & care for the Garden
Love & protect his wife
Reproduce & fill the earth

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What is the 7 fold sentence of man’s fall?

Shame
Spiritual Death
Suffering
Separation
Fear
Labor & Fatigue
Physical Death
Discord
Remember: Serpent Snake Sleeps Still For LiFe Pleads Death

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What is the Liberal Position on the effects of man’s fall?

Story is a Hebrew legend & thus has no impact

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What is the Pelagian Position on the effects of man’s fall?

Because God only judges man based on the sins he personally commits, Adam’s sins affect only himself. The only impact on posterity was a bad example

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What is the Arminian Position on the effects of man’s fall?

Adam’s sin weakened the will of his descendants to remain sinless but didn’t destroy the possibility

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What is the Augustine Position on the effects of man’s fall?

As seminally present in Adam, all his descendent were participants with him in his sin. Thus God holds all men guilty because all men are guilty

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What is the Federal Position on the effects of man’s fall?

As the federal head or representative of mankind, his sin was charged not only to him but to all he represented as well

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What is the definition of sin?

Lawlessness or transgression of God’s will, either by omitting to do what God’s law requires or by doing with it forbids.

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What is Mr. Nalepa’s definition of sin?

Sin is anything we think, say, or do that violates God’s desires

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What are the 3 greek works for “sin”

Harmartia, Parabasis, Anomia

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What does Harmartia mean?

To miss the park, carries thought of not sharing in prize

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What does Parabasis mean?

To transgress, trespass, and step over a line whether accidentally or deliberately

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What does Anomia mean?

Without law, lawlessness, and inequity, indicates a frame of mind

What does depravity not mean?

That all unsaved men:
- are as deprived as they can possibly become
- has no sense of God or good/evil
- can’t admire that which is noble or perform noble acts

What does depravity mean?

All sinners are capable of all evil things
No sinner has the power to please God

What are the 3 spiritual catagories?

Natural, Carnal, Spiritual man

What is a natural man?

Unsaved man, totally depraved

What is a carnal man?

One who is a Christian but still allows himself to be controlled by the flesh

What is a spiritual man?

One who is indeed spiritual and living a life empowered by the Holy Spirit

What are mans 3 most significant qu's?

Where did I come from? Why am I here? Where am I going?

Nirvana

the belief that at death man ceases all personal existence and is absorbed by some great life-giving principle in the universe.

Materialism

the atheistic belief that there is nothing after life and thus after death man just rots away into nothingness.

Annihilationism

the belief that all the ungodly will someday be annihilated or uncreated by God.

Soul Sleep

the soul sleeps between death and resurrection.

Purgatory

all who die imperfect, but at peace with the church must undergo penal and purifying sufferings. Only true for those who die in a lesser (venial) sin, not a mortal sin. One’s stay in purgatory can be shortened by gifts or works done on their behalf by those still alive.

Reincarnation

rebirth of the soul according to what one does in his present life. Thus a man’s life is, in reality, working out for better or worse, the effects of a previous existence, and determining a future state.

What happened to Christians who died before the Cross?

All souls went to Sheol, called Hades

Where is Sheol?

In the center of the earth

What are the 2 compartments of Sheol?

Paradise and Hades

What happens to redeemed people now (after the cross)

They go directly before the presence of God

What happens to the unsaved now (after cross)

nothing has changed (still Hades)

What is Hades (Sheol)

The place of departed souls

What is Tartarus

Deepest abyss in Hades; to incarcerate in eternal torment

What is Gehenna

Place of everlasting torment

What is referred to as "outer darkness"

Gehenna

What is the nature of hell? (6/10)

Misery Thirst Memory Frustration Eternal Darkness No Rest Away from God Undiluted Unquenchable fire May The Memory Forever Exist Dreading NoRth

Who/What is thrown into the lake of fire?

Death, Hades, and those not in the "Book of LIfe" are cast in.

What is also known as the 2nd death?

The Lake of Fire