THEO 202 Quiz 3

THEO 202 Quiz 3

THEO 202 Quiz 3 Liberty University

THEO 202 Quiz 3 Theory and Praxis

Covers the Learn material from Module 3: Week 3.

1. Ontology asks:
2. Good theories provide: (Select all that apply.)
3. Important Functions of Theories are: (Select all that apply.)
4. A Theory can be seen as:
5. Logical consistency between a theory and its assumptions is called:
6. A Practical Explanation involves:
7. Theories typically consist of: (Select all that apply.)
8. A principle is a _____
9. Epistemology asks: (Select all that apply.)
10. A hallmark of a significant theory is that it doesn’t need to evolve
11. Ontology is:
12. A good way to think about subject theory is:
13. Axiology asks:
14. Epistemology is:
15. All theories:
16. What is an important first step when building a theory?
17. Logical simplicity is an appropriate way to analyze a theory
18. Axiology is:
19. Theories are NOT:
20. Praxis, often concerned with practical application, and is BEST defined by which phrase?

 

Set 1

1. Arminianism affirms…
2. The effects on the sinner do not include…
3. Sin produced an immediate transformation in Adam and Eve’s relationship with God.
4. To sin is to make one an enemy of God.
5. The Bible primarily refers to subjective guilt.
6. The best known passage for the universal nature of sin is…
7. Jesus clearly taught on the inward disposition to sin.
8. Sin produces self-centeredness.
9. Pelagianism affirms…
10. The universality of death reveals that all persons are subject to the penalty of sin.
11. Which type of death does the Bible not address?
12. Calvinism affirms…

Set 2

1. Eternal death is in a very real sense the extension and finalizations of spiritual death.
2. The best-known passage for the universal nature of sin is…
3. Pelagianism affirms…
4. The Old Testament does not teach that sin is universal.
5. To sin is to make one an enemy of God.
6. The effects on the sinner do not include…
7. When we deny sin self-deceit is the underlying problem.
8. Arminianism affirms…
9. Sin produces self-centeredness.
10. The effects on the relationship of other humans do not include…
11. The universality of death reveals that all persons are subject to the penalty of sin.
12. The effects of sin on one’s relationship with God does not include…