The belief in many gods is called:

The practice of avoiding all forms of indulgence is:

The belief that reality is composed solely of matter is called:

The belief that all phenomena can be explained by natural causes is called:

The belief that everything is god is:

The study of humanity’s origins, cultures, and behavior is:

The study of the structure, origin, and design of the universe is called:

The belief that God is in everything is:

Seeking divination through the study of celestial bodies is called:

The belief that God stands completely aloof from his creation is called:

A heretical teaching that matter is inherently evil is:

The view that the world and human existence are without meaning is called:

The belief that knowledge of God is inaccessible or unknowable is:

In which of the following passages does God deem the creation of humanity as “very good”? *

Which of the following elements are found in any well-written story?

Which of the following describes a metanarrative?

Which of the following statements accurately represents Postmodernism?

Why is it important to understand the metanarrative of Scripture?

In which of the following passages does God tell us that human beings were created “in his image”?

What can we learn about God’s nature and character from the Genesis creation account?

The Bible’s historical narrative establishes a trajectory from the beginning of human history to the coming kingdom.

Every metanarrative is not equally true or valid.

The biblical authors do seem to be aware of the fact that they are operating within a larger story.

The biblical metanarrative is creation, fall, and redemption.

Yahweh is the personal and covenantal name of God used in Scripture.

God created human beings to bear his image on earth.

A story of historical events is called a(n)

______________________ is the genre, structure, and grammar of a text.

______________________________________ is the time, place, culture, and audience of a text.

_____________________________________ is the theological purpose of a text.

Genesis 1 is an overview, or _________________________ , of the creation account in Genesis 2.

The creation account in Genesis 1 highlights God’s ______________________ nature (above and outside creation).

The creation account in Genesis 1 highlights God’s ______________________ nature (above and outside creation).

The creation account in Genesis 2 highlights God’s _________________ nature (within and among creation).

The creation account in Genesis 2 highlights God’s _________________ nature (within and among creation).

___________________ is the idea that human beings were created in God’s likeness.