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RLGN 210 Quiz 7 Liberty University How does the author define a nation? According to the author, what important function do biblical genealogies perform? There is an ex nihilo, “out of nothing,” quality to human creativity, reflected, for instance in their use of language. In the remade world foretold in the Book of Revelation, the…
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RLGN 210 Quiz 6 The Models of Engagement Covers the Learn material from Module 6: Week 6. Which model sees Christianity as being fundamentally compatible with the surrounding culture, and believes that God is at work redemptively within cultural movements that have nothing explicitly to do with Christianity. The primary way to engage culture, then,…
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RLGN 210 Quiz 5 Liberty How does Keller define “pietism?” There are no areas where the Bible gives us freedom to conduct life in different ways. Even the most seemingly-minute areas of when to arrive at events, or what foods to eat, are actually prescribed in the Bible. This is the meaning of Sola Scriptura.…
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RLGN 210 Quiz 4 Foundations of Contextualization Covers the Learn material from Module 4: Week 4. As an example of poor contextualization, Keller uses the illustration of “liberal Christianity,” which unwisely wedded itself to which worldview, thinking it represented a permanent change in human thinking that had to be accepted? Because of our cultural blinders,…
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RLGN 210 Quiz 3 The Work of the Gospel Covers the Learn material from Module 3: Week 3. The main way to avoid moralistic preaching is to be sure that you always preach Jesus as the ultimate point and message of every text. One way that the gospel becomes applied to people’s hearts in a…
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RLGN 210 Quiz 2 The Culture and the Gospel Covers the Learn material from Module 2: Week 2. The free, unshakable grace of God liberates us to follow all of our passions, appetites, and affections in this life, knowing that they have already been forgiven by Jesus at the Cross. According to Keller, does the…
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RLGN 210 Quiz 1 Gospel Foundations Keller discourages reading the Bible in light of “intercanonical themes,” which, he says, impose a foreign interpretive framework over the text, and reduce its authenticity. According to the Kingdom theme in Scripture, Christ’s liberating rule has already fully arrived on earth, beginning at the Incarnation. How does Keller respond…