THEO 201 Exam 1 real assessment by
Dr. Matthews
study of angels - answers✔✔Angelology
Study of the Bible - answers✔✔Bibliology
study of the church - answers✔✔Ecclesiology
The study of man - answers✔✔Anthropology
The study of Christ - answers✔✔Christology
study of the end times - answers✔✔Eschatology
study of sin - answers✔✔Hamartilogy
The study of the Holy Spirit - answers✔✔Pneumatology
study of salvation - answers✔✔Soterilogy
The study of God - answers✔✔Theology
, Everything we know is caused by something else. God is the uncaused cause. -
answers✔✔Cosmological Argument
There is unobservable order or design in the world that cannot be attributed to the object itself.
The observable design argues for an intelligent being. - answers✔✔Teleological Argument
Sees some aspects of human beings as a revelation of God. Each Human being possesses a
moral impulse or categorical imperative. - answers✔✔Anthropological Argument
The pure thought type of argument. Man has an idea of the infinite and perfect being. That
innate desire to worship something far greater to we ourselves. - answers✔✔Ontological
Argument
is God's communicating of himself to all persons at all times and in all places. -
answers✔✔General Revelation
involves God's particular communications and manifestations of himself to particular persons at
particular times, communications and manifestations that are available now only by consulting
certain sacred writings. - answers✔✔Special Revelation
Broad View-God is revealed in all religions to some extent, but in one religion to the greatest
extent.
Christian View- Some variations but agree that Jesus is the only way, but for some General
Revelation may be enough for salvation. - answers✔✔Inclusivism
Broad view- God is revealed in a unique and definitive way in one religion, not in other religions.
Christian View- Some variations but agree that Jesus is the only way and General Revelation is
not enough for salvation. - answers✔✔Exclusivism
Dr. Matthews
study of angels - answers✔✔Angelology
Study of the Bible - answers✔✔Bibliology
study of the church - answers✔✔Ecclesiology
The study of man - answers✔✔Anthropology
The study of Christ - answers✔✔Christology
study of the end times - answers✔✔Eschatology
study of sin - answers✔✔Hamartilogy
The study of the Holy Spirit - answers✔✔Pneumatology
study of salvation - answers✔✔Soterilogy
The study of God - answers✔✔Theology
, Everything we know is caused by something else. God is the uncaused cause. -
answers✔✔Cosmological Argument
There is unobservable order or design in the world that cannot be attributed to the object itself.
The observable design argues for an intelligent being. - answers✔✔Teleological Argument
Sees some aspects of human beings as a revelation of God. Each Human being possesses a
moral impulse or categorical imperative. - answers✔✔Anthropological Argument
The pure thought type of argument. Man has an idea of the infinite and perfect being. That
innate desire to worship something far greater to we ourselves. - answers✔✔Ontological
Argument
is God's communicating of himself to all persons at all times and in all places. -
answers✔✔General Revelation
involves God's particular communications and manifestations of himself to particular persons at
particular times, communications and manifestations that are available now only by consulting
certain sacred writings. - answers✔✔Special Revelation
Broad View-God is revealed in all religions to some extent, but in one religion to the greatest
extent.
Christian View- Some variations but agree that Jesus is the only way, but for some General
Revelation may be enough for salvation. - answers✔✔Inclusivism
Broad view- God is revealed in a unique and definitive way in one religion, not in other religions.
Christian View- Some variations but agree that Jesus is the only way and General Revelation is
not enough for salvation. - answers✔✔Exclusivism
