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45 Cards in this Set
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Agency
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God is the creator but he creates through Jesus Christ
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Signifigance of Worship
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only God is worshiped
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Monotheism
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believe in on God
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Lord
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means God
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Wisdom Christology
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God is the wisest of all and the creator
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High Christology
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1:9 the heavens tore apart and the spirit descended like a dove on him.
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Adoptionism
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Jesus wasn’t born divine until after baptism
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Comensality
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eating with people
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Passion/ Passion Narrative
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-suffering
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Magnificat
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mary’s song- amazingness of Jesus, his success
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Diegesis
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historical account
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Parable
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intended to be open ended, teaching in a story inviting personal interpretation
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Virgin Birth
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Mary was a virgin before having Jesus and didn’t have sex after Jesus was born
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Purpose of Miracles
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to give reward of faith. with faith you will be shown a miracle
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blessed
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means for those who are pias to be happy
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New Moses
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Jesus is like Moses in the aspect of they were trying to kill the babies but they both got away
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Christology
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ideas on who Jesus is; is a personal concept
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Hermeneutic
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the lense in which you learn the texts
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Berger's Dialectic
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Circle of Externalization, Objectivication, Internalization
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Gospel
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Spreading of good news
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Synoptic
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seen through the same lens
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Synoptic Gospel
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Gospels of Matthew Mark and Luke
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Synoptic Problem
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You can come up with historical Jesus, but you cannot come up with Jesus of history. Historical methods will not allow.
Don't know who wrote what first, if anything is real or not |
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Q/ Double Tradition
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Texts and traditions found in both Matthew and Luke but no Mark
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Triple Tradition
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Texts and traditions found in Matthew Mark and Luke
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Narrative Arc of Gospel of Thomas
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Jesus learning how to use his power; how he learns how to be human and divine at the same time
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Ordering Principle of Thomas
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Jesus giving orders saying "jesus said" 114 times.
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Justin Martyr
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getting people to believe in christ
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Recapitulation
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idea that Adam screwed up and human path was going in the wrong direction and Jesus takes over
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Logos Christ-ology
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ordering principle of the world; can be both human and divine straddling both worlds
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Docetism
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How is Jesus fully God? He’s not he just appears to be god
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Polemic
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Strong attack on someone not always reasonable or rational
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Date of Nicea
Date of Chalcedon |
(325)
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Key disagreement between Arius and Athanasius
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there was some point when Jesus was created, could be adoptionism or a being that was created but not as devine as GOD-Arius, Jesus is god through and through-Athanasius
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Theotokos
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Mary bore God
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Homoousias
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Made of the same "stuff" as God
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Orthodoxy
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right thinking, right belief
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Orthopraxy
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Right practice
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Devotion
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the lived part of faith
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Incarnation
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people are still working with Jesus in a cultural context, God being enfleshed in todays world
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The hermeneutic of liberation theology
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Hermeneutics, having your own interpretation on the readings
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Praxis
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actions and doing
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imperialism
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for the purpose of empire further the empirical cause
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colonialism
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countries going to give culture to otherwise uncultured people
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Christ
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annointed one
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