Unit 1 Chapter 2 Religion Faith Words

an agreement between God and his people.

• Convenant

• Book of Genesis

• Human Dignity

• Free Will

• Conscience

the first book in the Bible.

• Covenant

• Book Genesis

• Human Dignity

• Free Will

• Conscience

the value and worth that comes form being made in God's image and likeness.

• Covenant

• Book of Genesis

• Human Dignity

• Free Will

• Conscience

the freedom and ability to choose.

• Covenant

• Book of Genesis

• Human Dignity

• Free Will

• Conscience

the ability to know the differences between good and evil, right and wrong.

• Covenant

• Book of Genesis

• Human Dignity

• Free Will

• Conscience

What is the primary focus of the Book of Genesis?

• Beginnings

• Symbols

• Stories

• Tales

Why do the writers of the Bible use symbols?

• To tell the realistic story.

• To give the deeper meaning of the story.

• To help tell the story.

• To give away the ending.

Which questions about the universe cannot be answered by science?

• Who created the universe, why it was created, and where it was going.

• Why the point of Adam and Eve was if there was the Big Bang Theory.

What do the creation stories teach besides creation?

• How much effort God put into making everything.

• Everything in existence is created by God

• Everything God made is good and depends on him.

• How long it took to make everything.

• How much God loves us.

How is God unlike the gods believed in by some ancient peoples?

• The one true God is good and you can rely on him.

• Fake gods make mistakes and God is perfect; he doesn't make any mistakes.

• Fake gods were guilty of doing terrible things, but the one true God is almighty and powerful, along with the fact that he only does good.