Bible Doctrines 2: Test 4 (Final Exam)
Federal view
Adam is the representative head of the human race and plunged the human race into sin
governmental theory
Christ died and in response, God set aside the requirement of the law and offers salvation to sinners
recapitulation theory
Christ went through all phases of Adam's life, including experiencing sin Christ could succeed where Adam failed
Arminian view
God grants to each person a "special influence of the Holy Spirit"
Institutes
John Calvin's most significant work
ransom to Satan theory
Satan has held people captive since the fall Christ's death paid a debt to settle Satan's claim on mankind
God's goodness
Satan intended to make Eve suspect God's _________ in the Garden of Eden
progressive creationism
according to Enns, this view acknowledges the direct creation of Adam and Eve
theistic evolution
according to Enns, this view has a theological problem with the comparison between Adam and Christ in Romans 5:12-21
positional sanctification
believer's position/standing before God based on Christ's death believer is accounted holy before God
Augustinianism
believes in the will being bound original sin sin came by Adam and death by that sin
Song of Solomon
book of the Bible that contradicts some Greek philosophers' idea that the body is evil due to the fact that it is physical
universal church
can also be called the invisible church
iniquity
deviation from the right course
common grace
exhibited by restraint of sin through institutions
ultimate sanctification
future anticipates final transformation of the believer into the likeness of Christ
Gap Theory
has difficulty with the fact that "formless and oid" don't necessarily refer to something that results from divine judgment
sin
inner impulse to rebel and actions themselves
effacious grace
involves the drawing power of God
Knox
key Scottish leader of the Reformation
sin
lack of conformity to God's moral law in act, attitude, or nature any thought, word, or deed contrary to God's character
Pelagian view
man is created neutral man can choose whether to be holy or sinful
experiential sanctification
may fluctuate because it relates to a believer's daily life and experience grows as the believer dedicates his life to God and is nourished by God's word
Augustinian view
men are seminally present in Adam and participated in his sin
dichotomous view
most likely based on the fact that "soul" and "spirit" may be used interchangeably in Scripture
Progressive Creation
partially based in Psalm 90:4 and 2 Peter 3:8
church as a body
picture of the church developed exclusively by Paul
anti and huper
prepositions the emphasize the substitutionary nature of Christ's death
ekklesia
primary Greek word for church
pelagianism
rejects doctrine of inherited/original sin
hedonism
says the body is the only part of man that is important
traducianism
soul is passed from one generation to the next in the physical seed of the progenitor
semi-pelagianism
the human will is sick but not dead predestination is interpreted in light of foreknowledge and not foreordination
limited atonement
the same as particular redemption
Traducian Theory
theory that best explains the ongoing transmission of human depravity
reconciliation
this picture of salvation deals specifically with God's wrath
creationism
through Adam's fall, all people inherit a sinful condition
impute
to charge one's account
transgression
to cross over or transgress a command
error
to go astray deliberate wandering
false
true or false: doctrine of election nullifies man's responsibility for his sinful state and lost condition
believe and be baptized
view concerning conditions for salvation that's based on a misunderstanding of Acts 2:38
Theory of Pre-existence
view of the soul's origin that is least supported in Scripture
fiat creation
view that God created in 24-hour days
