What term do theologians use to describe God's independence?

• Omnipotence

• Omniscience

• Aseity

• Benevolence

What does the term "aseity" refer to?

• Self-existence (applies only to God)

• Eternal life

• Omnipotence

• Omniscience

Why was God fully and absolutely satisfied?

• In the relationship between the persons of the Trinity

• In the creation of the universe

• In the worship of angels

• In the laws of nature

What question is posed about God's actions?

• Why then did God create?

• How did God communicate?

• When did God rest?

• Where did God reside?

What do we typically call the qualities such as loving, just, holy, and good when referring to God?

• Characteristics

• Attributes

• Features

• Traits

According to the text, do humans have parts to their being and body?

• No, humans are entirely one thing without parts.

• Yes, humans have parts to their being and body.

• Only the body has parts, not the being.

• Only the being has parts, not the body.

What are attributes in the context of God's activity and person?

• Common characteristics shared by all people

• Distinctive traits recognized in God's activity and person

• General behaviors observed in nature

• Typical features of historical figures

According to the text, what is the nature of God?

• God is a physical being with many parts.

• God is a Spirit and does not consist of individual parts.

• God is made up of different elements.

• God is a combination of various attributes.

What does the text imply about God's attributes?

• They are separate parts of Him.

• They are physical components.

• They are not parts of Him.

• They are interchangeable with His essence.

What does it mean when it is said that God is identical to His attributes?

• God has multiple parts.

• God is separate from His attributes.

• God is the sum of many parts.

• God is one with His attributes.