Sophomore Theology Review Unit 4

W/ the differences of Jesus and mysticism which says salvation is outside time and matter?

Jesus's lack of motivation (i.e the fact that he dies for what he did) defeats which theory?

The most simple way to express this argument style is...

W/ the differences of Jesus and mysticism which one teaches a moralist god?

The fact that 1st century Jews/Christians were skeptical of legends, etc. defeats which theory?

"Did he know he was incorrect?" is which question?

Guru, in the context of the argument, means...

The fact that no teacher has ever taught the opposite of their key point defeats what theory?

W/ the differences between Jesus' teachings and mysticism, which one is more exoteric/external?

Which is NOT a symptom of the divinity complex?

True or False: The first question asked is "Did Jesus claim to be God?"

The fact that Jesus caused wonder and awe in everyone he met defeats which theory?

What was the second question?

Jesus' psychological profile as a humble, creative, unpredictable guy defeats which theory?

W/ the differences of Jesus and mysticism which believes individuality is an illusion?

The fact that biblical manuscripts are in good condition defeats which theory?

"Lunatic", in the context of this argument, means...

The Jewish people to assume that someone claiming God was crazy defeats which theory?

That there is no evidence of a mythic layer being added on to scripture defeats which theory?

How many questions are asked to get the 5 categories (in the form/shape of the argument)?

Jesus death for the sin of blasphemy defeats which theory?

Jesus' psychological profile as a kind a loving person defeats which theory?

That no one mere man could have invented the story of Jesus' divinity defeats which theory?

W/ the differences of Jesus and mysticism which one teaches a knowable yet mysterious god?

That none could have/would want to make stories of Jesus' divinty claim defeats which theory?

The lack of cause for a Jew to believe some guys claim to divinity defeats what theory?

What is the "myth" in the Myth category?

The 4 Gospels are more reliable than one defeats which theory?

In the context of this argument, a dilemma is...

The fact that the New Testament is a historically reliable text defeats which theory?

That the apostles confusion could have been corrected at any time defeats which theory?

That the religion that Jesus taught is nothing like mysticism defeats which theory?

"Was he incorrect?" is the third question. (True or False)

The level of detail in the Bible being unsual for a 1st century myth defeats which theory?

W/ the differences of Jesus and mysticism which one teaches pantheism

W/ the differences of Jesus and mysticism which one teaches that there is no hell?

W/ the differences of Jesus and mysticism, which one teaches an active God?

That New Testament texts are dated to the lifetime of Jesus' eyewitnesses defeats which theory?