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| Difference between redemption and atonement? |
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Redemption- Knowing that we are not our own, and delivered from bondage.
Atonement- Christ substituting His life for ours. |
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| Finding our new life in Christ is ___________. |
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Original sin is best defined as a _______ of ________. (carnal nature)
Theology is the science of? |
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-quality, personhood
-God and His universe |
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| Doctrine of Virgin Birth is very important, as it has some _______ on every other ___________. |
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| Wesley defines sin as an act to be? |
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| A voluntary transgression against the law of God. |
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A sacrement reflects an ________ sign of an ________ change.
There are ____ sacrements in the Nazarene church, and ___ in the Catholic church. |
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Debate between _______ and ________.
The debate was over the essence of the ________. |
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-Arius, Athanasius
-Trinity |
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| Doctrine saying that we will receive the infilling of the holy spirit, and will reach a full state of holiness? |
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Passage that talks about how Jesus humbled himself, and gave his whole self, rather than equating himself with God.
Where is the passage found? |
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Kenosis passage
Phillipians |
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Council of ________ finalized decisions of previous councils.
Council of ________ debated if Christ is identical in essence with the father.
Council of ___________ said that the holy spirit proceeds from Father and Son. |
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Chalcedon
Nicea
Constantinople |
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Omnipresence?
Omnipotent?
Omniscience? |
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-God is everywhere at once.
-God can do EVERYTHING
-God is all-knowing, outside of the free will he has given us. |
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| To say God is sovereign is to say He has _________ command over all creation. |
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The idea of 'original sin' was introduced by ___________
He was involved in a controversy with _________ in the 5th century. |
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| Virgin Birth passages are found in what two NT books? |
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God's goodness seeking after man is ________.
Our acceptance and standing with Christ is ___________. |
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-propitiation
-justification |
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Dichotomy says a person is made up of:
Trichotomy says:
Traducianism holds that each _______ is created by parents at conception. |
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-soul and body
-body, soul, and spirit
-soul |
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_____________ was the dude who came up with the dispensational premillennialism view.
C.I. Scoffield used his notes to publish a ________ _______. |
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Pelagianism: grace is ________
Augustinianism: grace is ________ and __________.
Arminianism: we can ______ God's grace, he just does not want us to. |
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dispensible
indispensible, irresistible
deny |
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Arguments for Gods existence
The argument...
Based on being?
On purpose or design?
On motion-first cause?
On justice/ultimate reward? |
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Ontological
Teleological
Cosmological
Moral |
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The intentional will to commit some act against God is __________.
Elements of accountability for sin?
The role of conscience in determining sin is __________. |
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volition
-intelligence
-knowledge
-freedom
-volition
-oughtness (a sense of morality) |
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Christ could ________ yielded to the temptation of Satan, because?
God's 3 persons:
God's 2 natures: |
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Not have
He will not do anything that goes against his nature.
-Father, Son, Holy Spirit
-human, divine |
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The idea that God does not and will not ever change in His nature is ______.
Pantheism contends that ___________ is God. |
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The church as we know it began in OT, with ______ promise to __________.
By penal satisfaction theory, all sin is __________ in Christ.
Differnce in ______ and ________ systems are factors in causing someone to choose another religion. |
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In a naz church service, ________ can take communion.
Faith is ________ to the salvation process. |
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