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Week 4 Theology Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the study of the person and work of Jesus Christ called?

a)

Ecclesiology

b)

Soteriology

c)

Pneumatology

d)

Christology

2.

What is the theological term for the self-emptying of Jesus Christ?

a)

Hypostatic Union

b)

Kenosis

c)

Docetism

d)

Patripassianism

3.

What is the union of the two natures, divine and human, in the one person of Jesus Christ called?

a)

Dualism

b)

Hypostatic Union

c)

Kenosis

d)

Adoptionism

4.

Which council established teachings about the person of Jesus Christ and reaffirmed the Councils of Nicea and Constantinople?

a)

First Council of Nicaea

b)

Council of Ephesus

c)

Council of Chalcedon

d)

Council of Trent

5.

What is the 3rd century view that the Son is a form of the Father and that therefore the Father actively suffered on the cross in the death of Jesus called?

a)

Patripassianism

b)

Docetism

c)

Adoptionism

d)

Fideism

6.

What is the belief that Jesus only seemed or appeared to have a human body and to be a human person called?

a)

Docetism

b)

Adoptionism

c)

Hypostatic Union

d)

Kenosis

7.

Which view of Jesus Christ sees him as a human who was adopted or chosen by God to be elevated into being God's divine Son or a member of the Trinity?

a)

Dualism

b)

Adoptionism

c)

Hypostatic Union

d)

Kenosis

8.

What does the term 'dualism' refer to in theology?

a)

The belief in the existence of two gods

b)

The belief in the existence of no god

c)

The belief in the existence of one god

d)

The belief in the existence of three gods

9.

What is the view that faith rather than reason is the means by which Christian truth is known called?

a)

Hypostatic Union

b)

Kenosis

c)

Fideism

d)

Adoptionism

10.

Who is the Jesus of Nazareth who lived in history and whose life can be studied by the methods and tools of historical research?

a)

The Christ of faith

b)

The Historical Jesus

c)

The Gnostic Jesus

d)

The Nestorian Jesus