WorksheetsCCW MID TERM
Total questions: 69
Worksheet time: 42mins
Culture is one of the two or three most complicated words in the English language
True
False
What are four things culture is not?
Culture is not the same as society
Culture is not solely popular culture
Culture is not just the way that life has explicitly told us through the word to be apart if
Culture is not BEING CULTURED or high society
Culture is not one culture in distinction from another culture
What are three things culture is?
More that a worldview
Adds to the heritage of our society and living
Often manifested in artifacts and practices
Helps with our understanding of race, worldview, and society
Demonstrates value and meaning
Who is this quote by: “Creation is what God makes; culture is what we make. Further, creation is what God makes by himself, and culture is what he makes through us.”
William Schaefer
Leroy Forlines
John Frame
Ken Myers
Who is this quote by: “Dynamic pattern, it ever changing matrix of objects, artifacts, sounds institutions, philosophies, fashions, enthusiasm…” basically the way of life”
William Schaeffer
Andy Crouch
Ken Myers
John Frame
Who said this quote: "culture is" part of the world that every new human being has to make something of."
Ken Myers
Albert M. Walter’s
John Frame
Andy Crouch
Who is this quote by: “the meaning dimension of life, demonstrated in things we make, and the things we talk about."
Schaeffer
Talbot
Frames
Thornsberry
What are some cultural reference points?
The Areopagus
The aremomagedon
The statue of the unknown God
Epicurean and stoic philosophies
Creation philosopher Ephicindes
What are some modern day cultural reference points?
Displays longing or desire for meaning or joy
Antithetical examples to biblical truth
Worldview expressions
Biblical themes and topics found in non-biblical sources
Redemptive storylines
Who is this quote by? "The comprehensive framework of one basic belief about things."
Ken Myers
Albert M. Wolter’s
William Schaeffer
Henry Van Til
In Albert M. Wolter's quote what does things mean? "The comprehensive framework of one basic belief about things."
Belief: the one thing that we can comprehend
Things: the most general sense imaginable
Basic: the original idea that we believe in
In Albert M. Wolter's quote what does basic belief mean? "The comprehensive framework of one basic belief about things."
Credo
Committed belief
Pacifying
Subdue
In Albert M. Wolter's quote what does framework mean? "The comprehensive framework of one basic belief about things."
basic belief tend to form a system together that should maintain coherency and consistency
God made man in such a way so as to invest him with a certain mandate to exercise rule over God's creation
Man has been invested with the divine gift of life procreation for the purpose of just sitting there on earth
Adam forever changed the direction of history with his choice to rebel against God
Put these three things in order: guidance and instruction, scripture, worldview
(a)
What verse is called the cultural mandate
Genesis 1: 23-29
Genesis 2: 27-28
Genesis 3: 10-11
Genesis 1: 27-28
What is the commands of Genesis 1: 27-28
be fruitful and multiply
fill the earth and subdue it
be mindful of what is to come and stay faithful
rule over the Earth
work abundantly to nurture and be humble
What does grounded in imago Dei mean?
God made man in such a way so as to invest him with a certain mandate to exercise rule over God's creation
Basic belief tend to form a system together that should maintain coherency and consistency
Man has been invested with the divine gift of life procreation for the purpose of just sitting there on earth
What does Imago Dei mean
death of God
die and be renewed
sacrifice
image of God
Man has been invested with the divine gift of life procreation for the purpose of just sitting there on earth.
true
false
What are the four biblical narratives
creation
submission
redemption
fall
restoration
What question does creation ask?
why were we made?
What is our calling?
Where did everything come from?
What is the purpose of life?
What question does fall ask?
Where will we go when we die?
What is sin?
What went wrong?
Why do we feel guilty?
What question does redemption ask?
How are we forgiven?
Where do we find hope?
Why do we need salvation?
What are we supposed to do?
What question does restoration ask?
How do we see in the future?
What will happen to the past?
Where is history going?
Why do we need to worry about change?
What is common grace?
God has granted to all of humanity through his creation work
God has shown us that we are not forgotten
God invested in humanity at creation are still present
God leads us to have mercy through our forgiveness
What is special grace? (Give example)
Additional work of God after the fall to bring about the restoration of creation
This perspective is one that uncompromisingly affirms the sole authority of Christ
Being forgiven
getting saved
What doe Ken Myers think of cultural relativism?
Ken Myers loves cultural relativism he thinks it is, "one of the greatest enemies of Christianity."
Ken Myers hates cultural relativism he thinks it is, "one of the worst enemies of Christianity."
Who is this quote by? "Culture is simply the service of God in our lives; it is religion externalized"
Ken Myers
Albert M. Walter's
Henry Van Til
John Frames
Niebuhr five paradigms
Christ against culture
Christ of culture
Christ above culture
Christ and culture in paradox
Christ transforming culture
What does Christ against culture mean?
This perspective is one that uncompromisingly affirms the sole authority of Christ over the Christian and resolutely reject cultures claim to loyalty
One seeks to identify those areas in culture that are reflective of God's work in the world, and therefore "harmonize, Christ and culture"
Is separates nature and grace development of nature and grace development of nature, whereas Christ supplement nature with something higher
assert that there are tow separate kingdoms that are independent of one another
What does Christ of culture mean?
in separates nature and grace development of nature and grace development of nature, whereas Christ supplement nature with something higher
this perspective is one that uncompomisingly affirms the sole authority of Christ over the Christian and resolutely reject cultures claim to loyalty
one seeks to identify those areas in culture that are reflective of God's work in the world, and therefore "harmonize, Christ and culture"
trying to transform culture doesn't mean we do so apart from God's grace but by simply means we are being obedient in response to God's grace
What does Christ above culture mean?
one seeks to identify those areas in culture that are reflective of God's work in the world, and therefore "harmonize, Christ and culture"
this perspective is one that uncompromisingly affirms the sole authority of Christ over the Christian and resolutely reject cultures claim to loyalty
assert that there are two separate kingdoms that are independent of one another: the kingdom of this world and kingdom of Christ
is separates nature and grace development of nature and grace development of nature, whereas Christ supplement nature with something higher
What does Christ and culture in paradox mean?
Often associated with Lutherism
the kingdom of this world
the kingdom of Christ
all of the above
What does Christ transforming culture mean?
we are being obedient in response to God's grace
Christ is not really needed at the lower natural level, only the higher level grace
they would argue that God's governs the secular kingdom
id does not assume an unrealistic optimism about what is possible in fallen society, real change for better can occur
What is wrong with Christ against culture?
the world in the Bible does not equal culture
the Bible does not go against culture
the culture of society is not identified
What is wrong with Christ of culture
Its a liberal theology
problem, not fixed point but moving
christianity is adapting not the other way around
destiny from heaven is a liability of culture and life
What is wrong with Christ above culture?
Christ is not really needed at the lower natural level, only the higher level grace
Gods providence is not comprehensive
The ancient near east in Greece interested its world in light of the realm of mythology
In Christ aboce culture, what does Faith equal and what does reason equal?
Faith=God
forgiveness=Holy Spirit
Reason=nature
answer=Jesus
What does christ transforming culture mean?
the belief that Christians should work to transform culture in accordance with God's will
That
three types of modernism
(a)
The premodern world and the three approaches:
(a)
Who wrote this quote?
"Define the premodern phase of western civilization is characterized by the notion that the supernatural is real. Life must be explained in terms of God or gods, and this is the only means of making sense of the world around us."
Francis Schaeffer
John Frames
Gen Veith
Professor Talbot
With pints three broad supernaturally oriented approaches:
(a)
The ancient near east in Greece interested it's world in light of the realm of mythology
legend
prophecy
myth
story
Plato explored the world of the universals of the mind. Aristotle rejected mythology, and thus reason that all causes must be traced back to the first cause, which is uncaused.
myth
classicism
christianity
the Bible challenged the mythology and classicism of its day in many ways. Mythology was guilty of attributing, sin to the divine.
myth
classicism
christianity
three developments characterized by the enlightenment
Deism
Utilitarianism
Empiricism
Protestant liberals
search that the order of nature does not indeed arise from the fact that it was created by a rational God, but God is no longer involved
social science
deism
utilitarianism
empiricism
Something is right, but it depends on situation
deism
utilitarianism
social science
empiricism
Determined to explain human institutions an inner human life in terms of a closed system-empirical scientific method
deism
social science
empiricism
utilitarianism
Attempted to compromise by reinterpreting the Christian faith in light of the enlightenment ideas
social science
empiricism
protestant liberalsim
utilitarianism
Three approaches to apologetics:
(a)
concern for a just society based on revelation from a just God
modern
postmodern
pre-modernism
attempt to use universal resin as the guide to justice
modern
postmodern
pre-modernism
the despair of universal standard justice
modern
postmodern
pre-modernism
Who is this quote by? "God is dead, he killed him."
Schaeffer
Frames
Neitzsche
Aspect has to do with the rational basis for faith, often appealing to external evidence as support
apologetic proof
apologetic defense
apologetic offense
Aspect deals with objections that are raised against the Christian faith
apologetics proof
apologetics defense
apologetics offense
Aspect apologetics goes on the offensive to challenge the views of other, or in the language of the Bible, attacking the foolish of unbelief
apologetic proof
apologetic offense
apologetic defense
God and supernatural physical universe and more natural and supernatural factors natural law does not limit God
Biblical worldview
closed system/naturalism
matter and energy nothing beyond the physical natural laws explains everything
closed system/naturalism
biblical worldview
the four key figures of the enlightenment
Rene Descartes
Francis Bacon
David Hume
Immanuel Kant
Father of Rationalism
Descartes
Bacon
Hume
Kant
Impuretism, not reason but observation
Descartes
Bacon
Hume
Kant
Impurist, I can't have 100% certainty
Hume
Bacon
Kant
Descartes
Parts/questions of a world view
origin
identity
meaning
morality
destiny
Subjects of bio ethics is rather difficult for many Christians to handle because the simplistic legalistic approach on Christian life
social science
closed system
biblical worldview
bio ethics
Who is this quote by? "The critical concept of person who is the ability to experience a continuing self with an interest in continued life."
Helga Kunse
Francis Bacon
Francie Schaeffer
Peter Singer
What are the three arguments:
(a)
