Bible Intro Theo 1 2015

What does the Bible communicate to us?

Why were the Gnostic Gospels rejected as a part of the canon?

What type of pets has Mr. Coates had?

The handing down of stories, events, or experiences by song or poetry is called . . .

Trusting in God becaue you know He has a plan for you requires which type of faith?

What did Mr. Coates eat for breakfast?

Taking a shower and expecting water to come out and not maple syrup requires which faith?

Who inspired the writers of the Bible?

Biblical inerrancy means that . . .

The process of how God makes himself known to humanity through the created world is called . .

About when did St. Paul write his letters to different groups during his travels?

Who is the author of the Bible?

Which saint developed 5 proofs for God's existence by observing the natural world?

What is one of the proofs from St. Thomas Aquinas?

Expecting to make a 100% on a test without studying or reviewing requires which faith?

Which country does Mr. Coates want to visit?

Biblical faith requires which important component?

About when were the Gospels completed?

What was the high point, or summit, of God's creation?

Jumping out of a plane through clouds and expecting to land safely requires which faith?

What was one standard for a book to become part of the Bible?

This poster is in the back of the room.

Which is NOT one type of faith we've talked about?

This means that a person can go beyond themself, or be better, or evolve into a higher state.

What prevents humanity from fully knowing God?

What does the word "bible" mean?