Unit 1 Theology

What is the main difference between theology, religion, and philosophy?

• Theology is the study of God, religion is the practice of faith, and philosophy is the love of wisdom.

• Theology is the practice of faith, religion is the study of God, and philosophy is the love of wisdom.

• Theology is the love of wisdom, religion is the study of God, and philosophy is the practice of faith.

• Theology, religion, and philosophy are all the same.

Why should faith and reason not stand alone when studying about God?

• Because they are both irrelevant.

• Because they contradict each other.

• Because they complement each other.

• Because they are the same thing.

What is the Deposit of Faith?

• A collection of religious artifacts.

• The separation of scripture and tradition.

• The combination of scripture and tradition.

• A financial contribution to the church.

What is the difference between exegesis and eisegesis?

• Exegesis is reading into the text, eisegesis is drawing out the text's meaning.

• Exegesis is drawing out the text's meaning, eisegesis is reading into the text.

• Both are the same.

• Exegesis is a type of prayer, eisegesis is a type of meditation.

What are the four types of scripture sense?

• Literal, allegorical, moral, anagogical.

• Literal, historical, philosophical, theological.

• Literal, metaphorical, symbolic, abstract.

• Literal, spiritual, emotional, physical.

Who proposed the 5 Proofs of God’s existence?

• Thomas Aquinas

• Augustine of Hippo

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

What are the two types of revelation?

• Natural and supernatural

• Natural and divine

• Divine and mystical

• Mystical and supernatural

What is a covenant in salvation history?

• A promise between individuals

• A contract between nations

• A sacred agreement between God and humans

• A legal document

How many books are there in the Bible?

• 50

• 66

• 73

• 80

Is there a special way to read the Bible?

• No, any way is fine.

• Yes, through Lectio Divina.

• Yes, only in church.

• No, it should not be read.