The Super Smash-Bang Theology Quiz

Delores Williams argues that human salvation occurs primarily through:

Elizabeth Johnson argues that exclusively male-centered God-talk represents:

For Johnson, which more 'feminine' term replaces 'ousia' in Trinitarian discourse?

Anselm defines sin, in Cur Deus Homo, as:

For Augustine, evil can be described as:

According to the Cappadocian Fathers, how can we define the "perichoresis" of the Triune God?

What was the name of Augustine's common-law partner in Confessions?

Schussler Fiorenza's critical rhetorical method aims to do all of the following EXCEPT:

Which Christological heresy suggests, of Christ, "there was a time when he was not"?

Which heresy says Christ existed only as a divine 'hologram' and only 'seemed' to be in flesh?

In regard to the person of Christ, Nestorius and Cyril emphasized what, respectively?

Anselm of Canterbury is best known for his articulation of the:

For Anselm, human salvation is accomplished primarily through:

According to Paul Griffiths, what kind of intimacy with God do theologians pursue?

According to Luther, in which order is the person of Christ to be grasped in scripture?

Which Trinitarian heresy says that God's Oneness exists in three modes, i.e. water, ice, steam?

In Confessions, which best represents how Augustine characterizes "sin"?

Anselm is well known for the slogan:

J. Denny Weaver, in his account, says that human salvation comes primarily through:

According to the Cappadocian Fathers, the "ousia" and the "hypostases" are what, respectively?