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Quiz by Martina Moran, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Martina Moran
over 3 years ago
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Question 1
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Complete the Paragraph:
Christians believe that God possesses certain characteristics. God is [blank_start]omnibenevolent[blank_end] which means all good. God is [blank_start]omnipotent[blank_end] which means all powerful. God is [blank_start]omniscient[blank_end] which means all knowing and God is not limited by time or space; he is [blank_start]omnipresent[blank_end] and transcendent. Christians believe that Jesus is the full revelation of God because he is the [blank_start]incarnation[blank_end]. This means that Jesus is both fully human and fully divine. Although Christianity is a [blank_start]monotheistic[blank_end] religion God is manifest in 3 distinct 'persons' Father, son and Spirit- this belief is called the [blank_start]Trinity[blank_end].
Answer
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omnibenevolent
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omnipotent
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omniscient
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omnipresent
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incarnation
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monotheistic
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Trinity
Question 2
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Select all the statements that would represent a Fundamental Christian understanding of sin
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The story of Adam and Eve is literally true.
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Adam and Eve disobey God and thus bring evil into the world
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The story of Adam and Eve contains the theological truth that when humans disobey God they bring sin into the world
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Human beings inherit this sin from our first parents Adam and Eve
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There is no such thing as a sin against God because there is no God.
Question 3
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The following are examples of moral evil:
suffering as a result of earth quakes, famine, flood, disease.
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- True
- False
Question 4
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Complete the Epicurean paradox:
If God is willing to prevent evil but not able to he is omnibenevolent but NOT [blank_start]omnipotent[blank_end]. If God is able to prevent evil but not willing, he is omnipotent but is not [blank_start]omnibenevolent[blank_end].
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omnipotent
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omnibenevolent
Question 5
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Select the statements that are relevant to the INCONSISTENT TRIAD
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The problem of evil formulated by J.L.Mackie.
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The problem of evil formulated by Epicurus
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It is not logically possible for God to have the qualities of omnibenevolence and omnipotence AND evil exists
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Jesus solves the problem of evil by being an atonement for sin
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Evil exists because of human choices
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The fact that there is an inconsistency in the triad leads people to suggest there is no God
Question 6
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Select ALL statements that represent Irenaeus' explanation for evil
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All that God made is good
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Evil is not a thing it is a privation of Good - a privatio boni
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We need evil and suffering to know and appreciate goodness
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God allows for evil and suffering as a sort of moral testing ground
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We grow spiritually and morally through the experience of evil and suffering.
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Just like blindness is the absence of sight evil is the absence of good
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Through evil and suffering we grow more like God and become more 'Imago Dei'
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