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| Types of Creation vs Evolution views |
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Fiat Creationism
Progressive Progressivism
Theistic Evolution
Naturalistic |
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| God created everything by a direct supernatural event in 6 days |
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| God created first of each class, and through micro evolution they evolved into different species |
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| macro evolution occured but it was directed by God |
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| macro evolution occurred without intervention of God |
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Moral: evil resulting from creatures choices
Natural: suffering from impersonal forces |
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| Two responses to people that are suffering |
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Existential: helping people that are suffering
Intelectual: give them a Biblical response to evil |
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| Calvinist Theory about evil |
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| God never does evil, but as a sovereign Lord, He wills and ordains all things including all evil for a good purpose |
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| Whats calvinist purpose for evil |
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Punish Sin
Build Character
Add to beauty of big picture
To glorify God
Mystery |
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| God created humanity, but bc of free will humans sometimes choose evil of good. |
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| 3 views of the image of God |
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substantial view
relational view
functional view |
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| Examples of uncorrupted humanity |
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pre-fall adam and eve
Jesus Christ |
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| Gods purpose for humanity |
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covenant relationship
Faithful stewards: rule and guard creation |
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individual sin: moral choices that break covenant
structural sin: system that oppress a group of people
original sin: bc of the fall man is in bondage that leads to
death |
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| Divine names and titles of Christ |
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christ
Lord
Savior
Son of Man
Son of God
Bridegroom |
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| Divine claims and activities of Jesus |
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unique relationship with father God
forgave sins
lord of the sabbath
claimed authority over the law
claimed he would judge the world
walked on the waters |
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| Jesus resurrection validated in his claims |
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empty tombs
resurrections appearances
disciples were transformed and willing to die as martyrs
idea of individual resurrection wasn't part of jewish theo. |
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| Denials of christ's deity |
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ebiontism
arianism
modern liberal christianity |
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| 4 human aspects of Jesus life |
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jesus had a human origin (mary)
Human limitations (hunger, weariness)
Human emotions (joy sorrow anger)
Human temptations (sin) |
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| Denials of christ's humanity |
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Docetism: jesus had no human body; humanity was an illusion
Apollinarianism: jesus was divine spirit mind in human body |
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| how can someone be human and divine |
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classical view: jesus had all divine and human attributes operating during his earthly life
Kenosis view: Jesus chose not to use any of his divine attributes a fully human existence
(holy spirit enabled him to do miracles) |
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