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1What are the 4 branches of Theology?
- AExegetical, Systematic, Formal, Historical
- BHistorical, Practical, Exegetical, Systmatic
- CMaterial, Historical, Apologetics, Systematic
- DHistorical, Practical, Exegetical, Formal
2What is the Formal Principle?
- AOur understanding our the Bible
- BThe branches
- CThe "roots", what gives it shape
- Dthe study of truth
3What is Material Principle?
- AThe "roots", what gives shape
- Bwhat Scripture is telling us
- CSomething we physically hold
- DOur own understandings (teaching/beliefs)
4What is the difference between Magisterial and Ministerial use of Reasoning?
- AMagisterial is us mastering over the Scripture while Ministerial Reasoning is "scripture wins"
- BMagisterial: Scripture wins Ministerial: we stump Scripture
- Cthey are the same thing
- DMagisterial: a study of truth Ministerial: a study of creeds
5Books from the intertestamental period that are generally not regarded as canonical by Protestants.
- AApologetics
- BDogmatics
- CApocrypha
- DHomiletics
6the division of theology that is particularly concerned with defending the Christian faith against its adversaries, answering objections of skeptics, and removing unnecesarry stumbling blocks to unbelievers.
- AMissiology
- BApologetics
- CParadox
- DOpen Questions
7teaches and proclaims the original theology of the church while also distinguishing this theology from rejected teachings
- Adogmatics
- BLacunae
- Cmissiology
- Dsymbolics
8principles of textual interpretation
- Aheremeneutics
- Bhomiletics
- Capologetics
- Dparadox
9the study of missions and Christian outreach
- Alacunae
- Bhomiletics
- Cmissiology
- Ddogmatics
10a "missing piece"
- Asymbolics
- Blacunae
- Capologetics
- Dformal theology
11two statements that may appear contradiction
- Aparadox
- Bopen questions
- Creasoning
- Dsymbolics
12the theological art of preparing and delivering sermons
- AApocrypha
- Bdogmatics
- Chermeneutics
- Dhomiletics
13topics or questions that are not addressed in Scripture
- Aopen questions
- Bmissiology
- Clacunae
- Dparadox
14the study of Christian creeds
- Ahomiletics
- Bmissiology
- Csymbolics
- Dtheology
15define natural knowledge
- Athings you just know
- Bthings you learn at school
- Cinformation that is given to us y God Himself or Scripture
- Dinformation about God not given by Scripture or God
16define revealed knowledge
- Aknowledge learned after we learn natural knowledge
- Bthings revealed to us through nature
- Cthings not revealed through nature but through God
- Dthings we learn from our parents
17what are the 4 rational arguments for the Existence of God
- Aexegetical, historical, systematic, practical
- Bteleological, cosmological, exegetical, practical
- Ccosmological, moral, ontological, teleological
- Dcreation, revelation, practical, faith
18signs of God's power and glory seen through creation as the center and clearest form of God's revelation
- Athe theology of the cross
- Bthe theology of faith
- Cthe theology of creation
- Dthe theology of glory
19defines the humiliation, suffering, and death of Christ as its center and the clearest form of God's revelation
- Atheology of faith
- Btheology of the cross
- Ctheology of glory
- Dtheology of revelation
20what is verbal inspiration
- Athe words themselves are inspired rather than simple ideas of the text
- Bbeing inspired but what someone has said
- Cyou give inspiration verbally
- Dthe words themselves are inspired by verbal communication
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- Lutheran Studies Quiz on Quiz 1, created by Kathryn Taylor on 06/09/2021.
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