According to Erickson, which of the following approaches is the best, in regard to the study of sin?
Romans 5:12-19 includes which of the following phrases in relation to original sin?
The principle of a whole group being bound by the actions of one of their number is called .
Match the following theories about the source of sin with the theologian who espoused that view:
Match each theologian or theory with that view’s intended “cure for sin.”
The extent of sin is .
Match the following:
Of the various approaches to the study of the doctrine of Sin, the one that Erickson favors is which of the following?
H. Davids stated that the growth of the idea that only the body died and the soul lived on developed in which time period?
Which of the following does Erickson describe as “good in and of themselves,” but “potential areas for temptation and sin?”
Match the following:
The results of sin which affect the sinner’s relationship with God include which of the following?
Match the following:
The embodiment of evil, as used in Paul’s writings in 1 Corinthians, is referenced as .
F. Harrison noted that this writer used kosmosmore extensively as presenting something that is hostile to God:
D. Webster defined this ideology to be “a movement that attempts to unite theology and sociopolitical concerns.”
Which reference clearly identifies the “wages” of sin?
The primary strategies for overcoming social sin, according to Erickson, include which of the following?
Which of the following theologies understands sin as arising from economic struggle?
G. Justice noted that the concept of sin and guilt became more clearly ethical and peronsal in one of the following:
Which of the following terms denotes the basic concept of the sinner’s liability to God’s punishment?
Match the following
Which of the following is NOT a way in which Christ has nullified the created powers and their ability to dominate humans?
Match the following
S. Piggin identified intermediate beings which are lower than God and higher than man as which of the following?
Set 2
G. Justice noted that the concept of sin and guilt became more clearly ethical and peronsal in one of the following:
Of the various approaches dealing with the essential natureof sin, which is the one that Erickson prefers?
The results of sin which affect the sinner’s relationship with God include which of the following?
Match the following: Pelagianism, Arminianism, Calvinism, Original Sin
Sin is best described as which of the following?
Match the following: F. C. Tennant, R. Niebuhr, Paul Tillich, Gustavo Gutierrez
Erickson is careful to distinguish the biblical concept of “sowing and reaping” from the Buddhist and Hindu concepts of Karma by which of the following arguments?
The principle of a whole group being bound by the actions of one of their number is called .
According to B. Demarest, the tree of life symbolized which of the following?
Match the following: Divine Disfavor, Guilt, Punishment, Death
Which of the following theologies understands sin as arising from economic struggle?
F. Harrison noted that this writer used kosmosmore extensively as presenting something that is hostile to God:
Which reference clearly identifies the “wages” of sin?
D. Webster defined this ideology to be “a movement that attempts to unite theology and sociopolitical concerns.”
According to Erickson, which of the following references best supports the argument that sin is not caused by God?
C. Ryrie noted in his article that the relationship of fallen man to God is described by which of the following terms?
Total Depravity Means:
Which of the following terms denotes the basic concept of the sinner’s liability to God’s punishment?
Using Elwell’s text, match the following terms with their definitions. Guilt, Worldliness, Sin, Total depravity
Of the various approaches to the study of the doctrine of Sin, the one that Erickson favors is which of the following?
The primary strategies for overcoming social sin, according to Erickson, include which of the following?
Match the following: Physical Death, Spiritual Death, Eternal Death, Denial of sin
The embodiment of evil, as used in Paul’s writings in 1 Corinthians, is referenced as .
Match the following: World, Powers, Collective Sin, Corporate Personality
Match the following: Causes of sin, Missing the mark, Literally: “to cross over.”, Results of sin
Set 3
Using Elwell’s text, match the following terms with their definitions. Guilt, Worldliness, Sin, Total depravity
According to Erickson, which of the following approaches is the best, in regard to the study of sin?
Match the following: World, Powers, Collective Sin, Corporate Personality
Erickson is careful to distinguish the biblical concept of “sowing and reaping” from the Buddhist and Hindu concepts of Karma by which of the following arguments?
Match the following: Causes of sin, Missing the mark, Literally: “to cross over.”, Results of sin
The primary strategies for overcoming social sin, according to Erickson, include which of the following?
G. Justice noted that the concept of sin and guilt became more clearly ethical and peronsal in one of the following:
Romans 5:12-19 includes which of the following phrases in relation to original sin?
Which of the following does Erickson describe as “good in and of themselves,” but “potential areas for temptation and sin?”
According to Charles Ryrie, the proper definition of total depravity should not focus primarily on the questions of sinfulness vs. goodness or ability vs. inability, but on fallen man’s relation to a holy God
Erickson noted that one of the reasons we have difficulty recognizing social sin is because of the following statement. Fill in the blank to complete this statement.
“The further removed we are from the actual evil, .”
Match each theologian or theory with that view’s intended “cure for sin.” Tennant, Niebuhr and Tillich, Elliott, Liberation theology
Of the various approaches dealing with the essential natureof sin, which is the one that Erickson prefers?
Of the various approaches to the study of the doctrine of Sin, the one that Erickson favors is which of the following?
F. Harrison noted that this writer used kosmosmore extensively as presenting something that is hostile to God:
The extent of sin is .
Match the following: Physical Death, Spiritual Death, Eternal Death, Denial of sin
C. Ryrie noted in his article that the relationship of fallen man to God is described by which of the following terms?
D. Webster defined this ideology to be “a movement that attempts to unite theology and sociopolitical concerns.”
S. Piggin identified intermediate beings which are lower than God and higher than man as which of the following?
Sin is best described as which of the following?
The results of sin which affect the sinner’s relationship with God include which of the following?
Which of the following terms denotes the basic concept of the sinner’s liability to God’s punishment?
Match the following: Divine Disfavor, Guilt, Punishment, Death
Which of the following theologies understands sin as arising from economic struggle?