Nature can comprehensively reveal some things about God, thus it is reliable source of the knowledge of God.

The Bible is infallible but not inerrant

The doctrine of Ttrinity is really implcit in the New Testament even though it is often said that it is implicit in the OT and explicit in the NT.

The Hebrew name for God which is Elohim is grammatically plural regardless of any context.

To say that God is incomprehensible is to assert that the mind cannot grasp the knowledge of God. To say that God is knowable is to claim that God can be known.

Jesus, as the Incarnate Word (Divine Logos) is more authoritative than Written Word (Scripture).

Natural inspiration understands the writers of the Bible to be men of great genius who did not need any supernatural help in writing the Bible.

The doctrine of inspiration teaches that God superintended the human authors of the Bible so that they recorded of the message with minor errors but nevertheless sufficient for mankind to know Him.

God eternally exists as three beings, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and each person is fully God and there is one person that is God.

Ultimately God is in complete control of all things, though He may choose to let certain events happen according to natural laws that He has ordained.

“The sun sets on the west and rises from the east,” is an example of biblical ways of conveying truth without error that falls under what category?

What is the ultimate source of our knowledge of God?

Which is NOT included in the classification of theology by era?

If something now exists, then either it came from nothing or it came from something that must be eterna

This approach of studying theology includes historical backgrounds, apologetics, and exegetical work, but it focuses on the total structure.

It is a theory of inspiration that presents Christ as the center of the revelation. If He is the center of the circle of revelation, then the Bible stands on the periphery of that circle.

What is the most plausible explanation for the plural form of the Hebrew word Elohim as referring to the Almighty God.

This perfection of God implies that that there is but one God, who is indivisible.

God has no bounds or limits. He is in no way limited by the universe or by time-space boundaries

There is no law, either within His own being or of His own making, that is violated by anything in His nature

God has revealed Himself as He really is, and that He and His revelation are completely reliable

Not only that God is separate from all that is unclean and evil but also that He is positively pure and thus distinct from all others

God is independent of His creatures and His Creation

A thinking that upholds that the Bible has no absolute authority, but only instrumental authority, since it serves as the fallible instrument by which we encounter Christ the Word

God is not a composite or compounded being. This has to do with His essence, so that it in no way contradicts the revelation of the Trinity

Roman Catholic scholar who wrote that the Deuterocanonical books maybe read but not for faith and doctrine

Anti-trinitarian presbyter of Alexandria, distinguished the one eternal God from the Son who was generated by the Father and who thus had a beginning