Apologetics Final Exam, Latest Version 2024-2025, Exam with 90 Actual Questions and Correct Detailed Answers
with Explanations.
Apologetics Final Exam LATEST VERSION 2024-2025
EXAM WITH ACTUAL 90 QUESTION AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES.
Why do we need story and imagination as part of the apologetic method?
- ANSWER--It makes the listener want to believe
-Affect how we see and relate to the world around us, they ultimately have
a strong effect on how we live our lives
-"basic constituent of human life; they are, in fact, one key element
within the total construction of a worldview"
native rationality - ANSWER-The universally shared internal mechanism
that work to produce beliefs such as "the reality of the external world..."
cultural rationality - ANSWER-Refers to the frameworks assumed by a
culture that "further define the sorts of things" those in that culture
"consider it plausible to believe"
basic logic - ANSWER-What is used in elementary mathematics and in certain
assumed rules of communicating and thinking that seem to be universal
frameworks of rationality - ANSWER-Are broader assumed systems of
though linked to specific historical or social locations that people
operate under, influencing how they make and receive arguments
,Apologetics Final Exam, Latest Version 2024-2025, Exam with 90 Actual Questions and Correct Detailed Answers
with Explanations.
What is Paul's philosophy of ministry? - ANSWER--offers some of the
most immediate examples of contextualization
-1 Corinthians 9:19-23
-to the Jews I became like a Jew, to win the Jews
-though I am not free from God's law but am under Christ's law
-Apologetics are "to take their listener seriously in a fully consistent manner"
-Paul is clear that to contextualize is not to abandon the gospel, since the
very reason the Christian contextualizes is "for the sake of the gospel"
Know the different contexts of the Acts speeches and how Peter changes
his message based on the audience. - ANSWER-Peter-Acts 2:14-36
-builds his entire speech to be persuasive and understandable to the Jews
in particular
-Establishes that Jesus has ushered in specific scriptural expectations of the
Jewish people for events that would occur at the restoration of the kingdom
-The Spirit has been poured out
-Wonders and signs have occurred
-Jesus fits the criteria of the Messiah
How does Paul change his message based on the audience? Acts 17
- ANSWER-Acts 17
-Paul maintains his emphasis on Christ while changing his approach with
the Greeks
-Finds common ground with the
Greeks -Finds things he can affirm
, Apologetics Final Exam, Latest Version 2024-2025, Exam with 90 Actual Questions and Correct Detailed Answers
with Explanations.
-Transitions to the proclamation of the gospel by subverting the
assumptions they hold about the divine
-Relates to the culture
-Belief in supernatural beings
-Desire to worship
-Sense that they might be missing something
-Belief in a god who is the source of all life
-Challenges the culture
-Connects his audience to Jesus
How does the cross serve as a symbol of both strength and humility? -
ANSWER-The future glory Christians will have in CHrist helps us to carry
our cross with bold humility as we live in and engage with the world
What is an apologetics of glory? - ANSWER--seek honor, power, and
personal satisfaction from an apologetic encounter
-exhibit pride and triumphalism
-diminish the scandal of the cross to make it more palatable to the
current culture
What does it mean to be an apologist at the cross? - ANSWER--Engage
others with humility, honesty, and confidence in the apparent foolishness
of the cross
-sacrifice personal triumph
-submit to God and His word
with Explanations.
Apologetics Final Exam LATEST VERSION 2024-2025
EXAM WITH ACTUAL 90 QUESTION AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES.
Why do we need story and imagination as part of the apologetic method?
- ANSWER--It makes the listener want to believe
-Affect how we see and relate to the world around us, they ultimately have
a strong effect on how we live our lives
-"basic constituent of human life; they are, in fact, one key element
within the total construction of a worldview"
native rationality - ANSWER-The universally shared internal mechanism
that work to produce beliefs such as "the reality of the external world..."
cultural rationality - ANSWER-Refers to the frameworks assumed by a
culture that "further define the sorts of things" those in that culture
"consider it plausible to believe"
basic logic - ANSWER-What is used in elementary mathematics and in certain
assumed rules of communicating and thinking that seem to be universal
frameworks of rationality - ANSWER-Are broader assumed systems of
though linked to specific historical or social locations that people
operate under, influencing how they make and receive arguments
,Apologetics Final Exam, Latest Version 2024-2025, Exam with 90 Actual Questions and Correct Detailed Answers
with Explanations.
What is Paul's philosophy of ministry? - ANSWER--offers some of the
most immediate examples of contextualization
-1 Corinthians 9:19-23
-to the Jews I became like a Jew, to win the Jews
-though I am not free from God's law but am under Christ's law
-Apologetics are "to take their listener seriously in a fully consistent manner"
-Paul is clear that to contextualize is not to abandon the gospel, since the
very reason the Christian contextualizes is "for the sake of the gospel"
Know the different contexts of the Acts speeches and how Peter changes
his message based on the audience. - ANSWER-Peter-Acts 2:14-36
-builds his entire speech to be persuasive and understandable to the Jews
in particular
-Establishes that Jesus has ushered in specific scriptural expectations of the
Jewish people for events that would occur at the restoration of the kingdom
-The Spirit has been poured out
-Wonders and signs have occurred
-Jesus fits the criteria of the Messiah
How does Paul change his message based on the audience? Acts 17
- ANSWER-Acts 17
-Paul maintains his emphasis on Christ while changing his approach with
the Greeks
-Finds common ground with the
Greeks -Finds things he can affirm
, Apologetics Final Exam, Latest Version 2024-2025, Exam with 90 Actual Questions and Correct Detailed Answers
with Explanations.
-Transitions to the proclamation of the gospel by subverting the
assumptions they hold about the divine
-Relates to the culture
-Belief in supernatural beings
-Desire to worship
-Sense that they might be missing something
-Belief in a god who is the source of all life
-Challenges the culture
-Connects his audience to Jesus
How does the cross serve as a symbol of both strength and humility? -
ANSWER-The future glory Christians will have in CHrist helps us to carry
our cross with bold humility as we live in and engage with the world
What is an apologetics of glory? - ANSWER--seek honor, power, and
personal satisfaction from an apologetic encounter
-exhibit pride and triumphalism
-diminish the scandal of the cross to make it more palatable to the
current culture
What does it mean to be an apologist at the cross? - ANSWER--Engage
others with humility, honesty, and confidence in the apparent foolishness
of the cross
-sacrifice personal triumph
-submit to God and His word
