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90 Cards in this Set
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monotheism
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belief in one God
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monos
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alone, single, one
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theos
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God
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atheist
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denies existence of God
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agnostic
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existence of God is unknowable
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pantheist
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God is nature
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polytheist
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more than one God
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ditheism
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two gods
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binitarianism
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belief in two gods (excludes Holy Spirit)
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dynamic monarhianism
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Emphasis on oneness of God, denying deity of Jesus Christ
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modalistic monarchianism (modalism)
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God is one.
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trinitarianism
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God is three separate persons in one God
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arianism
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there is only one God. Jesus is a demigod.
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ruwach
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hebrew for 'spirit'
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pneuma
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Greek for 'spirit'
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omnipresent
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everywhere present
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transcendent
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beyond human understanding and not limited to this earth
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anthropomorphisms
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interpretations of the non-human in terms of the human
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omniscient
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all knowing
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omnipotent
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all powerful
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immutable
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unchanging, eternal
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theophany
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visible manifestation of God (temporary)
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YHWH
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God (Jehovah)
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Jehovah
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Yahweh
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adon
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lord (possibly a person)
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Adonai
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Lord
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Eheyeh asher Eheyeh
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I am that I am
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El-Elyon
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Most High God
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El-Roiy
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God of sight
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El-Shaddai
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Almighty God
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El-Olam
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Everlasting God
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Jehovah-jireh
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The Lord will see (provide)
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Jehovah-rapha
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The Lord our healer
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Jehovah-nissi
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The Lord our banner (victory)
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Jehovah m'kaddesh
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The Lord that sanctifies
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Jehovah-shalom
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The Lord our peace
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Jehovah-sabaoth
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The Lord of hosts
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Jehovah-elyon
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The Lord most high
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Jehovah-raah
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The Lord our shepherd
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Jehovah-hoseenu
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The Lord our maker
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Jehovah-tsidkenu
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The Lord our righteousness
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Jehovah-shammah
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The Lord is present
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Shema
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Deut 6:4
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Kurios
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Lord
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Tetragrammation
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YHWH
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Jesus
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Jehovah-Saviour
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Logos
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Greek for 'word'
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Apokalupsis
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Greek for 'revelation'
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Christ
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Messiah
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Ebionitism
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Jesus is just an annointed man
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Unitarianism
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One person in the Godhead (denying the deity of Jesus)
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Docetism
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Jesus is a spirit being only
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Gnosticism
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a term covering a wide range of religious thoughts
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Cerinthianism
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Christ is divine and temporarily dwelt in Jesus
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Adoptionism
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The man Jesus was adopted into the Sonship by God
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Subordinationism
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Jesus is the same essence as God, but subordinate in deity
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Nestorianism
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Christ is two independent persons (human and divine)
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Monophysitism
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One dominant nature in Christ (divine)
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monothelitism
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Jesus had only one will (divine-human)
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apollinarianism
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Jesus had a human body but not a human soul
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Hades
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Greek for 'underworld'
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begotten
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firstfruits, born, procreate, to father
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prototokos
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firstborn
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parakletos
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comforter
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echad
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one
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Christ
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the Annointed One
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apostle
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one sent
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pros
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with, pertaining to
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kai
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and, even
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theotes
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Deity
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kenosis
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emptying of Christ
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kenoo (Greek)
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emptying of Christ
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Didache
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early writing
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sabellianism
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modalistic monarchism
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monarchia
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one God
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hypostases
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persons
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patripassian
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that the Father died
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glossolalia
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tongue-speaking
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mysticism
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tongue-speaking (derogatory)
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albigensian
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re-baptise (early)
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anabaptism
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re-baptise (later)
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manichaeans
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Acts 2 Christians
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'person'
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the individual personality of a human being
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economic trinitarianism
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temporary trinity (God's activities only)
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hypostasis
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subsistence, or individualised manifestation
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homoousios
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same essence
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homoiousios
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of like-essence
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El
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strengh, mighty, almighty, deity
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Yahweh
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Self-existing one, or eternal one
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God's name represents...
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His authority, power, and presence
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