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1
Ruach is the Hebrew word for “spirit, moving energy of life, wind.”
True
False
2
The original language terms which emphasize the results of sin are
Abar (heb “cross over”) and hamartia (GK “miss the mark”).
Agnoia (Gk “ignorance”) and shagag (Heb “mistake”).
Ra’ (Heb “evil”) and ‘asham (Heb “guilt”).
Asebia (Gk “irreverence”) and pesha (Heb “rebellion”).
3
Which of the following is NOT an essential element of a doctrine of the Trinity, according to Erickson?
The Trinity is incomprehensible
The unity of God is basic.
The threeness and oneness of God are in the same respect.
The function of 1 member of the Trinity may for a time be lower then others
4
According to Erickson, it is quite pssble for something to be historically authoritative without normally authoritative.
False
True
5
Huffer’s five elements of prayer are adoration, confession, intercession, petition, and providence.
True
False
6
Which division of theology was INCLUDED in Huffer, but NOT specifically mentioned by Erickson?
Philosophical
Historical
Natural
Biblical
7
The Greek Word Gehenna means simply “the grave.”
False
True
8
Which of the following BEST expresses Huffer’s view on gift, gifts, and fruit of the Spirit?
The “gift” of the Spirit produces the “fruit,” gifts are not needed.
The “gift” and “fruit” of the Spirit are identical and essential for gift.
The “fruit” of the spirit are not essential unless “gifts” are present.
The “gift” and “gifts” of the Spirit are the same and they make “fruit.”
9
Huffer believes that since all of mankind was literally in Adam when he sinned, all of mankind are sinners.
False
True
10
Acc to Huffer, a church council met @ Nicea in AD 325 to resolve the dispute between Arius (3) and Athanasius (1).
False
True
11
What is the significance of Phil. 2:5-11 to the doctrine of the Trinity? In it Paul…
Used terms “God” and “Holy Spirit” interchangeably as if they are equal.
Used an early hymn telling how Jesus did not count equality with God
Described Jesus as the radiance of God’s glory and the exact rep of Him.
Spoke of Jesus’ forgiving sins as a prerogative of God alone.
12
Reader Rspns. criticism involves the reader extract. the author’s meaning out of the text and then resp to that meaning.
False
True
13
Huffer believes that the most important attribute of God is His holiness.
True
False
14
Which view of the age of creation did Erickson favor?
Gap theory
Flood theory
Ideal-time theory
Age-day theory
15
The Traducian theory of the soul’s origin teaches that all souls have pre-existed and God places them at birth.
True
False
16
The spirit of the LORD is specifically recorded as being in King Saul and coming upon David after being anointed.
True
False
17
Neoorthodoxy emphasizes sin much more than liberal theology does.
False
True
18
The dimensions of God’s love to us, per Erickson, are benevolence, grace, mercy, and persistence.
False
True
19
A verse that states that mankind knows nothing in death is…
Psalm 104:29
1 Cor. 15:6
Eccl. 9:10
Eccl. 12:7
20
1 John 5:7 (“..and these three are one”) is strong evidence supporting the biblical basis for the Trinity in Ericn’s OP.
True
False
21
Under the Universality of humanity, Erickson stated that the aged, the unborn, and the unmarried are = valuable to God.
False
True
22
The intuition theory of inspiration tchs that the HS heightened the writers’ normal spiritual awrness as they wrote.
True
False
23
The Holiness of God can be categorized under attributes which emphasize God’s immanence.
True
False
24
Which of the following is NOT an aspect of a definition of sin?
Violation of God’s laws
Free will choice of mankind
Opposition to God’s character
Alienation from God
25
Huffer presented the thrice-repeated words and phrases in Scripture (holy holy holy) in support for the Trinity.
True
False
26
When Erickson discussed displacement of God as part of the essential nature of sin, he said means the F to let G be G.
False
True
27
The ontological argument for God’s existence argues that every effect has a cause, meaning a First Cause (God) is needed
False
True
28
Huffer assumed the supernatural origin of the Bible and that it contains information about God.
False
True
29
Erickson emphasized anthropomorphisms about God to explain verses on God’s body more than did Huffer.
True
False
30
The Hebrew word for sin is
Sarx
Hamartia
Hatta
Nephesh
31
The Greek Word Pneuma, used for Holy “Spirit” is a masculine noun giving weight to the idea the Holy Spirit is personal
False
True
32
The Omnipo, Omnisci, and Omnipres of God can all be seen as subcategories of His infinity.
True
False
33
The Philosopher considered most responsible for the doctrine of the Soul’s immortality is…
Plato
Augustine
Socrates
Aristotle
34
The Bible normally portrays the “world” (Greek: kosmos) as a neutral arena in which good things and bad things reside.
True
False
35
Huffer speaks of the four-fold predicament of man. When he says man is sinful, he refers to
Man’s conduct or actions.
Man’s physical nature.
Man’s position before God.
A man’s character or inward nature.
36
Romans 6:23 relates the universality of sin.
False
True
37
Which of the following is NOT a natural attribute of God?
Immutability
Represents things as they really are
Infinity
Justice
38
In connection with which of the following relationships of God’s government and sin did Erickson use Joseph’s story?
God can prevent sin
God does not always prevent sin
God can limit sin
God can direct sin
39
Erickson, after discussing creation of humans and evolution, chose progressive creationism over theistic evolution.
True
False
40
Augustine exalted theology as the queen of sciences, since it deals with such lofty and eternal issues.
True
False
41
Pelagius’ view of original sin was that Adam’s sin imputed both a corrupted nature and guilt upon all humans.
False
True
42
Which of the following systems for classifying God’s attributes did Erickson choose to employ?
Absolute and relative
Natural and moral
Communicable and incommunicable
Positive and negative
43
Huffer discussed the immortality of God as an attribute more than did Erickson.
True
False
44
Erickson ID’d several impersonal symbols used to describe the Holy Spirit as part of his biblical doctrine of Spirit.
False
True
45
Although Huffer denies the Trinity, he agrees with Erickson that the Spirit of God is a person.
True
False
46
Dogmatic atheism exists when men openly and firmly assert the God does not exist.
False
True
47
Huffer’s opinion on the work of the Spirit in a believer’s life centered on the indwelling Christ who works through us.
True
False
48
Since matter is evil, as long as mankind has a physical body, he is sinful.
True
False
49
What do we mean when we say that God’s plan is EFFICACIOUS?
All things are part of God’s plan
What God has purposed to do will surely occur.
The plan of God has no chronological sequence.
God is not bound by input from outside Himself
50
Which of the following is NOT a step in the process of doing theology (according to Erickson)?
Illumination from extra biblical sources
Stratification of topics
Determination of a topical outline
Contemporary expression of doctrine
51
Process theologians do not emphasize the the immutability of God, choosing rather to focus on how much God does change.
True
False
52
What does Romans 1:18-32 say about universal, or general, revelation?
God has revealed enough of Himself in the world so humans have no excuse.
The heavens are declaring the glory of God.
Gentiles who do right or wrong without law are a law unto themselves
Got left Himself a witness by doing good for, giving joy to & faith to all.
53
The theory of inspiration that most totally removes the human writers from the process of scripture composition is the
Dictation theory
Verbal theory
Dynamic theory
Illumination theory
54
If special revelation is propositional, then it is possible that it can be written down as scripture.
False
True
55
Which pair of effects describes what sin does to the human’s relationship with God?
Guilt and spiritual death
Insensitivity and restlessness
Competition and rejection of authority
Enslavement and self-deceit
56
Which of the following views of revelation and history BEST summarizes the neoorthodox position?
Revelation through history
Revelation IN history
Revelation as history
Revelation into history
57
An argument against the compound nature of humanity is that human consciousness depends on physical organisms.
True
False
58
After Discussing the Starting point of theology, Erickson determined that we must begin with Scripture alone.
False
True
59
Erickson contended that special or part. rev. can stand alone without gen. rev, but gen or uni cannot stand WT/ part rev
True
False
60
Which of the following was NOT an implication of the image of God, according to Erickson?
We belong to God
Work by humans was part of the curse.
The image is universal in humankind.
The human is valuable
61
Which of the following is NOT a benefit/ contribution of philosophical theology?
Supply content for theology
Help us prove the existence of God without direct reliance on bible data.
Scrutinize its concepts and arguements
Defend theology or establish its truth
62
Karl Barth began his Church Dogmatics with a study of natural theology, the first place that we can get rev. about God.
False
True
63
What is the theological message of 2 Timothy 3:16?
Men of God spoke as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit.
Gentiles who do right are a law unto themselves.
All scripture is God-breathed
Paul relates how he received his message directly from the Lord
64
Liberation theology teaches that sin’s source is individualism and competitiveness, and education is the solution.
True
False
65
When we speak of the faithfulness of God, a direct implication is that God…
Is a real authentic God
Represents things as they really are
Administers His Kingdom in conformity with His law
Keeps His promises
66
A truly biblical view of creation results in a belief that nothing is intrinsically evil.
True
False
67
The future aspect of salvation, according to Huffer, is salvation from the penalty of sin.
False
True
68
That there will always be a difference between God and humans is one of the implications of God’s transcendence.
False
True
69
Of absolute inerr and full inerr, the postn which insists that all apparnt dscrepncs can and must be expl is full inerr.
False
True
70
The categories of creation, conscience, and history are the divisions of God’s special or particular revelation, acc E.
False
True
71
That sin is just an illusion, not reality, is taught by Eastern religions such as Buddhism.
True
False
72
Huffer and Erickson agreed on the doctrine of the oneness of God.
False
True
73
Which of the following points is NOT made by Huffer as he discussed the Holy Spirit? The Spirit…
Does not have a personal name.
Is not connected with the Father and the Son at Jesus’ baptism.
Is never addressed in prayer.
Is not mentioned as enthroned or reigning.
74
According to Erickson, total depravity means that the unregenerate person is totally insensitive in matters of Con. R W
True
False
75
Erickson used the stories of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace to illustrate God’s Provid. as Presrv.
False
True