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THEO 350 Exam 4 Liberty Set 1 Match the view to its corresponding definition. The Classical View of Hell The Annihilationist View of Hell According to the conditional security view, Scripture declares that salvation is eternally secure from God’s side, but it also stresses that it is conditional from the human side. Inclusivism teaches that…
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THEO 350 Exam 3 Liberty Set 1 The classic Arminian interpretation of “biblical election” is that God elected people on the basis of his foreknowledge of their faith; essentially, the knowledge of who would choose him, as opposed to the knowledge of whom he would choose. Luther taught that salvation is by God’s grace, but…
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THEO 350 Exam 2 Liberty Set 1 The Catholic Church responded to Martin Luther’s claim that man was justified by grace alone during the Council of Trent. At this council, Luther’s claim that the “impious are justified by faith alone” was condemned as “anathema.” The restoration view of Genesis 1 approaches the Hebrew word yom…
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THEO 350 Exam 1 Liberty Set 1 Cessationists often argue that tongues and other “supernatural” gifts have been historically practiced by many nonChristian religious or cultic groups, and therefore such experiences invalidate the present manifestation of similar signs in contemporary Charismatic circles. The veneration of Mary became an increasingly potent problem when the Roman Empire…