Theo 202 quiz - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

THEO 202 Quiz 6 with answers graded A+What does the term "eschatology" mean? pg. 713 - correct answer Doctrin of last things What is the underlying theme of eschatology? pg. 713 - correct answer Jesus Christ Note: pg. 714 - correct answer Most prophecy, while predictive when it was written, has now been fulfilled. Therefore, we look back into history to study much of the Bible's prophetic revelation. Be able to define the amillennial school of prophecy. pg. 720 - correct answer -...

THEO 202 Liberty University -Theology 202 Quiz 2 questions with complete solutions Be able to define and distinguish between the external and internal law. - correct answer *External Law*: law is expressed in precepts, prohibitions, or dictates. *Internal Law*: man is born with an innate knowledge of God, hence an innate knowledge of the law. Understand the theological concept of a "covenant of works" as applied to Adam. What conclusion does the textbook reach regarding the legitimacy of ...

THEO 202 Quiz 6What does the term "eschatology" mean? pg. 713 - correct answer Doctrin of last things What is the underlying theme of eschatology? pg. 713 - correct answer Jesus Christ Note: pg. 714 - correct answer Most prophecy, while predictive when it was written, has now been fulfilled. Therefore, we look back into history to study much of the Bible's prophetic revelation. Be able to define the amillennial school of prophecy. pg. 720 - correct answer -No actual future kingdo...

THEO 202 Quiz 7 with 100% correct answers graded A+Be familiar with the prominent perspectives on hell during the period of the church fathers and the Middle Ages. - correct answer 812 The apostles and church fathers did not alter the view of Christ concerning eternal punishment. The writer of Hebrews cited "eternal judgment" as one of the seven fundamentals of the early church. No apostle neglets a mention of hell. 813 During the Middle Ages, a proper theology of hell tended to be neglected...

THEO 202 Quiz 5 with 100% correct answersThe theological model describing our union with Christ in a mystical way is an adequate theological model. - correct answer False A major issue over which there has been disagreement thought church history is whether the process of sanctification is ever completed within the earthly lifetime of the believer. - correct answer True There are no objections raised to the view that justification is judicial in nature. - correct answer False Glorificat...

THEO 202 Quiz 12 well answered latest updateWhich view on the intermediate state does Erickson find best fits with the biblical data? - correct answer not instantaneous resurrection purgatory disembodied intermediate state soul sleep In your reading from Erickson, eternal death refers to what? - correct answer Finalization of the state of one's separation from God Erickson thinks that humans have no responsibility in bringing about eschatological events that transpire here on earth a...

THEO 202 Quiz with verified solutions graded A+Calvinism stresses the sovereignty of God. - correct answer True Arminianism does not believe that all people can meet the conditional of salvation. - correct answer False The doctrine of conversion reveals that human nature cannot be altered by social and educational reforms alone. - correct answer True Special or effectual calling is God's particularly effective work with the elect, enabling them to respond in repentance and faith, and r...

Quiz 8 - Theo 202 questions well answered Which theologian argued that the permanent element of Christianity was found in experience. - correct answer Harry Emerson Fosdick The evangelical's concern is simply to investigate what the Bible says on a given issue and coalesce that into some sort of coherent whole. - correct answer TRUE Which of the following is not a lesson we should learn from the contemporary theological environment. - correct answer to align one's views with the cultural...

THEO 202 Quiz 2 Study Cards well answered to pass The textbook concludes that the "tree of life" from the Garden of Eden contained an innate element that somehow would ensure immortality to those who partook of its fruit. - correct answer False When used in a theological context, "death" typically refers to the cessation of existence. - correct answer False Total depravity suggests that fallen man no longer possesses any conscience and that only the regenerate believer is given a cons...

THEO 202 Quiz 7Be familiar with the prominent perspectives on hell during the period of the church fathers and the Middle Ages. - correct answer 812 The apostles and church fathers did not alter the view of Christ concerning eternal punishment. The writer of Hebrews cited "eternal judgment" as one of the seven fundamentals of the early church. No apostle neglets a mention of hell. 813 During the Middle Ages, a proper theology of hell tended to be neglected, but not completely ignored. Wha...