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43 Cards in this Set
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theodicy
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evil and suffering
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two kinds of evil
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physical evil and moral evil
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two types of suffering
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character building and unnecessary or needless
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response to suffering must meet 2 requirements
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not be justified as some divine or human purpose and must contain an initiative for overcoming suffering
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pathos
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god suffers under our actions
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soteriology
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doctrine of salvation
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preferential option
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Jesus gives the poor more attention
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son of man translates as:
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human one
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christ means (greek)
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anointed one
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metanoia
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change your mind
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fideism
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blind obediance to authority
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rotation
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pursuit of one activity after another to avoid introspection
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manichaeism
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dualistic belief
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arianism
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belief jesus wasn't truly God
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contingent
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we aren't necessary
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telos
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goal of creation
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pneumatology
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holy spirit
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traditional symbols of holy spirit
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wind, water, fire
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fruits of the spirit
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moves un into the world more deeply, stretches us and is surprising
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eucharist means
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thanksgiving
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in persona christi
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essence of christ's person
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concomitance
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whole in both species and fraction
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a Trinitarian God requires
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diversity
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4 marks
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one, holy, catholic, apostolic
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truthful teachings require:
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proclamation and reception
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Doctrine of Reconcilitation
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God immediately forgives us
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anthropomorphic
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giving human characteristics to non human
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anthropocentric
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human centered universe
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gnosticism
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rejected for being exclusionary, dualistic, personal, and private
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faith
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our relationship with God
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doctrines
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point to the truth about God
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Divine Immanence
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God is within the world and within us
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Paul Ricouer demonstrated this about language about God
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has to do with how we relate to God
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Language in creeds is
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symbolic and requires interpretation
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potter, cloud, breath
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metaphors for god from hebrew scripture
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woman with lost coin, shepherd, bread
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metaphors for God from parables in Luke's gospel
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mother, lover, friend
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metaphors for god from our deepest relationships
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original sin
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human desire to be center of the world
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orthodoxy
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correct teaching
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orthopraxy
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christian living
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correlational theology
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from our point of view
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why?
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question asked by theology not by science
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theology
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reflection on God
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