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| the task of the historican was to uncover the |
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| During the 20th century, the historical method-usually called |
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| historical critical method |
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| there seems to be no way to test the |
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| truth of historical facts |
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| the goal of historical knowledge is to obtain ___ not ___ |
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probability
mathmatical certainity |
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| Christianity rooted in history may lead us to |
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| the knowledge of God Himself |
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| If we are going to get along in this world we need to sort out what |
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| a stumbling for people coming to Christianity is a religion of |
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| unchangeable order of nature |
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| miracles are insufficient to |
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| ___ two-volume work "A view of the EVIDENCES OF cHRISTIANITY" is undoubtedly the finest apologeti work of that era in English |
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| given the existence of God, miracles |
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| this chapter does not help the cause for |
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| anything that is supernatural is by definition |
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| if we buy into natualism then we end of with a |
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| once the non-Christian understands who God is, then the problem of ___ is no longer a problem |
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| name one point you remember from the lecture last week that is not on this quiz |
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| miracle is a taste of heaven what it will be like |
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| the Christian religion stands or falls with the |
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| with the rise of liberal theology Jesus became a great |
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| Jesus referred to Himself often as the |
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| Only Jesus talks about sitting at ___ and coming with___ |
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right hand of God
cloud of heaven |
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| Jesus' sense of divine authority comes clearly to expression in His claim to |
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| Jesus believed Himself to be not only an exocrcist but a |
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| Jesus' claim to heal is a claim of |
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| Jesus always prayed to God as |
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| Jesus said :Everyone who acknowledges me before men, the SOn of Man also will |
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| acknowledges angels of God |
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| Of cirse, the non-Christian might still say |
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| He is from outer space like ET |
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| what are the two things man must have to have a meaningful existence? |
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| name one of the cases for the resurrection in the traditional apologetic |
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The Gospel is authenic
the text and the Gospel is pure
The Gospel is reliable |
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| the disciples were absoutly convinced |
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| Jesus has raisen from the dead |
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| not everything has to be settled |
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| who has written the most important study on the resurrection today? |
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| Heir Meier asserts Jesus' resurrection can only be affirmable by |
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| what produces the best explanation of the historical data relevant to Jesus' final fate? |
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| God rise Jesus from the dead |
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| what does the resurrection hinge upon (there are three of them) |
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empty tomb
resurrection appearance
orgin of Christianity faith |
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| Identify 10 apologetics argument used in this course identifed by the teacher |
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HS speak thru me and others
Jesus
Prayer
Resurrection
Miracles
personal tesimony
knowledge of other view
take it to its conclusion
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