Exploring Theology Concepts

What is the primary focus of foundational theology courses?

• Advanced philosophical debates in theology.

• Historical context of religious texts.

• The basic principles and concepts of theology.

• Practical applications of theology in daily life.

Which scripture is primarily studied in Old Testament Studies?

• The Old Testament

• The Quran

• The New Testament

• The Bhagavad Gita

What are the key themes explored in New Testament Studies?

• The history of the early church councils

• The role of angels in the New Testament

• The importance of Old Testament prophecies

• Key themes include the life of Jesus, faith and salvation, resurrection, apostolic teachings, and ethical teachings.

Who are some key figures in Church History?

• St. Peter

• Billy Graham

• St. Augustine, Martin Luther, John Calvin, Apostle Paul

• Thomas Aquinas

What is the significance of the covenant in Old Testament theology?

• The covenant is central to understanding God's relationship with humanity and His redemptive plan.

• The covenant only applies to the Jewish people and not to others.

• The covenant is primarily about ritual sacrifices and laws.

• The covenant is a minor theme in the New Testament.

How does Christian Ethics address contemporary moral issues?

• Christian Ethics ignores contemporary issues entirely.

• Christian Ethics suggests that moral issues should be resolved solely through personal opinion.

• Christian Ethics provides a framework for addressing contemporary moral issues by applying biblical principles and emphasizing love, justice, and compassion.

• Christian Ethics promotes strict adherence to ancient laws without consideration for modern context.

What are the main theological themes found in the Pauline Epistles?

• Predestination of all believers

• The importance of rituals

• Justification by faith, grace, the Church, resurrection, ethical living.

• Salvation through works

What historical events shaped the development of the early Church?

• The life and resurrection of Jesus, the spread of Christianity, persecution of Christians, the Council of Jerusalem, and early Church councils.

• The signing of the Magna Carta

• The invention of the printing press

• The fall of the Roman Empire

How does revelation play a role in understanding the nature of God?

• Revelation obscures the true nature of God.

• God's nature can only be understood through human reasoning.

• Revelation is irrelevant to understanding God.

• Revelation is essential for understanding the nature of God as it reveals His character and attributes.

What literary forms are found in the Hebrew Scriptures?

• Narrative, poetry, law, prophecy, wisdom literature

• fantasy, romance, horror

• fiction, drama, biography

• historical accounts, essays, novels