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Understanding the Faith Chapter 10 Review: Is God Christian?
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______ is the belief that morality has a universal and unchanging standard
culturalism
objective morality
human opinion
moral relativism
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The _____ is an argument for God's existence that states that design requires an intelligent designer
none of the above
moral argument
cosmological argument
design argument
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T or F. Atheists can live moral lives
False
True
4
If objective morality does not exist, then what follows?
rape is always immoral
murder is usually wrong
none of the above
God exists
5
Derrida’s theory that books are just words written by people trapped within their own culture, experiences, & languages.
death of God theology
cultural imperialism
deconstruction
6
Which of the following is an implication of the cosmological argument?
An objective morality requires the existence of God
The existence of the universe is contingent upon God.
God is the only necessary being.
A and B only
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The Kalam cosmological argument claims that everything had a cause.
True
False
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For most of recorded history, the majority of scientists believed the universe is eternal
True
False
9
Influenced by Jacques Derrida, which of the following individuals formulated the death of God theology?
John Hick
Richard Dawkins
John A. T. Robinson
Alvin Plantinga
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Wrote
The Blind Watchmaker
& contends natural selection & gen. mutations are capable of producing appearance of design?
Richard Dawkins
William Lane Craig
William Dembski
Paul Davies
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The belief that we should be tolerant of competing religions in order to get along with one another.
Prescriptive pluralism
Religious pluralism
Descriptive pluralism
12
Worldview of strong belief in rationalism, empiricism, science, & tech. progress and skepticism about religion
Postmodernism
Modernism
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T or F. When we look at DNA, we see that is it full of information that appears to be designed
False
True
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The belief that we should be tolerant of other religions because no single religion can be universally true for everyone
Prescriptive pluralism
Religious pluralism
Descriptive pluralism
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______ is the study of order, structure, and design of the universe.
special revelation
cosmology
universalism
cosmotology
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______ is the argument that states morality exists and God is the best explanation why
none of the above
cosmological argument
intelligent design
moral argument
17
To account for chance & design, some scientists proposed ___-a theory postulating an infinite set of parallel universes
Specified complexity
“the Real"
multiverse theory
18
Which of the following will need to be explained on the test and will be worth lots of points?
The formal steps of the moral argument
The formal steps of the design argument
The formal steps of the Kalam cosmological argument
all of the above...thanks for the heads up
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How does the second law of thermodynamics support the claim that the universe had a beginning?
I'm just going to be honest....I like cheese
A universe winding down must've been wound up at some point
It demonstrates that the universe is static
It suggests that the amount available energy is increasing
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_______tells us that galaxies within the universe are moving away from one another
Hubble's law
Intelligent design
red shift
second law of thermodynamics
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The belief that one’s culture or race is superior to others.
deconstruction
cultural imperialism
death of God theology
22
T or F According to the moral argument, objective morality can't exist without a moral lawgiver
False
True
23
T or F. People who have never read the Bible can know something about God.
True
Maaaaybe
False
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Which of the following gives credibility to the cosmological argument?
Hubble's law
Red shift
The second law of thermodynamics
all of the above
25
Which of the individuals is a well-known pluralist who helped start the organization AFFOR (All Faiths for One Race)?
John A. T. Robinson
William Dembski
William Lane Craig
John Hick
26
______ is God's universal truth about himself and morality that can be observed through nature.
cosmology
special revelation
general revelation
the book of Revelation
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If morality is not an illusion or a product of chance, it must be what?
a product of an intelligent mind
none of the above
a product of human civilization
a product of evolution
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Christianity does not claim that other religions are devoid of truth.
True
False
29
T or F. When looking at Mt. Rushmore, one can safely assume that it was a product of chance.
False
True
I dunno...there are some pretty crafty glaciers
30
How does an expanding universe support the claim that the universe had a beginning?
It demonstrates that matter can appear from nothing
none of the above
It demonstrates that there is intelligent life
It is expanding outward from a starting point
31
______ states that the amount of useful energy in the universe is being used up.
the second law of thermodynamics
none of the above
Hubble's law
Energizer's law
32
T or F. Objective moral values can only come from an impersonal source.
True
False
33
T or F. Christianity contends that morality is not objectively real.
True
False
34
What can we learn about God from general revelation?
Jesus is the way to salvation
none of the above
Jesus is God incarnate
God is triune
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Skeptical worldview that is suspicious of metanarratives and teaches that ultimate reality is inaccessible
Modernism
Postmodernism
36
T or F. According to the cosmological argument, things can cause themselves to come into being
I am Groot
False
True
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The belief that all religions are true to those who believe them; there is not an objectively right religion.
Prescriptive pluralism
Descriptive pluralism
Religious pluralism
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The _____ is an argument for God's existence that states something caused the universe to exist
privileged planet
none of the above
second law of thermodynamics
Kalam cosmological argument
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According to John Hick, every world religion is a valid expression of __ or the source of the divine.
“the Real"
Specified complexity
multiverse theory
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What is the basic premise of the Kalam cosmological argument?
whatever begins to exist has a cause
design requires intelligence
morality is a product of an intelligent mind
the universe has always existed
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A theological movement that believes in a God who transcends all being and thus technically does not exist.
cultural imperialism
deconstruction
death of God theology
42
How does specified complexity manifest itself?
All of the above
Biological information
Fine-tuning
The privileged plant
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T or F. Earth seems to be a privileged planet. It is optimal for sustaining life
False
True
44
When looking at the Grand Canyon, one can safely assume that it was the product of design.
False
True
45
____states that the faster an object is moving away from an observer, the redder is will appear
blue shift
red shift
Hubble's law
second law of thermodynamics
46
Which of the following are almost universally condemned in all cultures, past and present?
murder
adultery
all of the above
lying
47
The universe exhibits fine tuning; if any variables were changed then life couldn't exist.
True
False
48
What is the basic premise of the design argument?
A and B only
design requires intelligence
with enough time, chance can create the appearance of design
design is an illusion
49
What can we learn about God from general revelation?
God is transcendent and immanent
God exists
All of the above
God is self-sufficient, eternal, and powerful
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T or F. According to the cosmological argument the universe is contingent, requiring an external cause.
Hmmmmmm
True
False
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___ is the test we use for detecting design; reasonably conclude design if its contingent, complex, and exhibits pattern
multiverse theory
“the Real"
Specified complexity
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______ is the study of information, complexity, and design in life and the cosmos.
moral argument
intelligent design
evolutionary biology
fine-tuning