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| We need to know ____ we believe and ____ we believe it |
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| Experience without intellect leaves us with an ____ mysticism |
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| A Biblical worldview is ____ ____ ____. |
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| Biblical Christian thinking |
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| What is the ____, ____, and ____ of the cosmos? |
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| What is the ____, ____, ____, and ____ of man? |
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Origin
Nature
Role
Destiny |
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| 4 philosophical questions: name 3 of the 4 |
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Who am I?
Where did I come from?
Why am i here?
Where am I going?
How do I know? |
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| Our ____ point will ultimately determine our ____ point |
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Axiological question
a. ____ - God is ultimate value
b. ____ - Man is ultimate value
c. ____ - Matter is ultimate value |
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Humanistic
Materialistic |
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| A worldview must deal with ____, ____, ____. |
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| A worldview must be ____ and ____. |
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Reformers were engaged in the 3R method
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Reaffirm
Reastate
Reapplied |
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3 basic suppositions:
a. The Kingdom of God is ____
b. Man is prophet, priest and king ____ sovereign God
c. There is no ____ interposition between God and man |
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under
institutional |
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| ____ order vs. ____ order |
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| Religion: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____. |
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| Biblical Christianity: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____. |
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| God reaching down to mankind |
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Twin constants:
a. ____ of God
b. ____ of man |
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| Biblical supernatural ontology: ____ ____. |
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| Biblical revelation epistemology: ____, ____, ____. |
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| Biblical Theistic axiology: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____. |
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| God is the ultimate value |
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| Biblical Christan Worldview: ____ ____ ____ |
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| ____ has reference to ones relationship with God |
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| When we abandon God we have ____ and ____ |
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| The Biblical Christian believes in ____ ____ in the sense of stewardship of private possession under God |
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| A ____ exchange is premised on both parties believing they will benefit |
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| Work literally derives from the word ____ |
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____ is from government
____ is from God |
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| Charity defined: the ____ of God flowing through the ____ of man |
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| The Puritans were seeking to involve God in ____ of life |
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| It is not possible for a Biblical Christian to be in a state of ____ ____ |
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| Enlightenment is ____ Biblical Christian worldview |
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| For the rationalist it begins with ____ and ends with ____. |
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| Biblical Christans believe in ____ not ____ |
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| The starting point for the Biblical Christian worldview is ____. |
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| Natural law vs. God's law produces ____. |
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| A social contract replaces which is ____ replaces the holy commonwealth |
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| Man is viewed as the ____ of government. |
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| Without communion there can be no ____. |
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| The enlightenment moved marriage from ____ to contractual. |
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| The will of man in ____ relationship replaces the will of God. |
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| Rationalim is the ____ of Biblical Christianity |
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| Marxism has been adopted by nearly all ____ in the world |
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| Government would become the great engine which would release man theoretically into a ____ ____ ____ |
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| A Biblical Christian worldview believes in ____ governement. |
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| 3 branches of government: ____, ____, ____. |
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Legistive
Executive
Judicial |
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| In 1803 the Supreme Court began practicing ____ ____ |
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| A Biblical worldview says: the ____ says vs. the ____ says. |
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| The framers were not interest in rights but ____. |
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| In 1855-1877 we became a ____ government. |
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| This revolution called the New Deal resulted in a ____ national executive. |
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| 2 intellectual traditions: begin and end with ____. Begin and end with ____. |
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| Marx theorized that revolution would lead to the better order thru ____, ____, and ____. |
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| Relative law means there are no ____. |
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| Romanticism is the religion of ____. |
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| Rationalism is the religion of ____. |
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| 18th century can be captured with the word: |
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| 19th century can be captured with the word: |
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| 20th century can be captured with the word: |
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| The 3 stages of revolution are: ____, ____, ____. |
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Education
Political
Military |
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| The new slavery of the 20th century is ____ government. |
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Process philosophy is: the ____ of ____-____.
the ____ of ____-____. |
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Theology of non-theism
Religion of non-theism |
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| Abandonment of the supernatural yields 5 "isms" |
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Naturalism
Materialism
Historicism
Socialism
Relativism |
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Consequences of the abandonment of the supernatural:
a. ____ to natural
b. ____ to material
c. ____ to temporal
d. ____ to social |
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Supernatural
Spiritual
Eteral
Personal |
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| a process view of life and existence shifts us from an ____ view to a ____ view. This is called ____ ____. |
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absolutist
process
process philosophy |
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| Process philosophy produres ____ relativism. |
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| The ____ determines outcome according to process philosophy |
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| Presuppositions of processs philosophy: |
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relativism
environmentalism
progressivism
developmentalism |
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| Those raised on relativism generally do not know how to hold a ____ conversation |
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| To stand for absolute truth and for knowing and doing the truth requires incredible ____ and ____. |
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