THEO 201 Quiz 3 Study Guide
A study guide for Quiz 3, reviewing key theological topics.
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QUIZ 3 STUDY GUIDE
Towns: Chapter III
What is the definition of omniscience? – God is all knowing
What is the definition of omnipresence? God is everywhere at the same time (OMNI=
ONE)
True or False: God’s omnipresence teaches that God will manifest himself in some
places more than others. TRUE
True or False: God can do everything that is in harmony with His nature and
perfection. TRUE
What does El mean? The strong one
What does Jehovah mean? Lord:the self exiting one
What does Adonai mean? Lord:master
What does Dogmatic Atheism espouse? The non existence of God
What does agnosticism affirm? the impossibility of any true knowledge holding that all
knowledge is relative and, therefore, uncertain.
To what does materialism give priority? to matter, rather than the mind, in its
explanations of the universe
What is Animism? used in primitive religions to describe the existence of spiritual
beings who "are held to affect or control the events of the material world, and man's life
here and hereafter; and, it being considered that they hold intercourse with men, and
receive pleasure or displeasure from human actions.
What does Polytheism believe? the worship and belief in a multiplicity of gods
Define Henotheism. recognizes one of many gods supreme over others
Define Tritheism. the existence of three gods coequal in every respect, yet distinct
deities and personalities
Define dualism and its aspects. Dualism: assumes that there are two distinct and
irreducible substances or principles
o Its epistemology: In epistemology these are idea and object
o Its metaphysics: In metaphysics, mind and matter
o Its ethics: In ethics good and evil;
Define pantheism. the theory which regards all finite things as merely aspects,
modifications, or parts of one eternal and self-existent being; which views all
material objects, and all particular minds, as necessarily derived from a single
infinite substance.
Define idealism. Equates God with mental energy of the thinking process.
Define deism. God is present in creation only by His power, no in His very being and
nature. described as "absentee landlord" view of God
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QUIZ 3 STUDY GUIDE
Towns: Chapter III
What is the definition of omniscience? – God is all knowing
What is the definition of omnipresence? God is everywhere at the same time (OMNI=
ONE)
True or False: God’s omnipresence teaches that God will manifest himself in some
places more than others. TRUE
True or False: God can do everything that is in harmony with His nature and
perfection. TRUE
What does El mean? The strong one
What does Jehovah mean? Lord:the self exiting one
What does Adonai mean? Lord:master
What does Dogmatic Atheism espouse? The non existence of God
What does agnosticism affirm? the impossibility of any true knowledge holding that all
knowledge is relative and, therefore, uncertain.
To what does materialism give priority? to matter, rather than the mind, in its
explanations of the universe
What is Animism? used in primitive religions to describe the existence of spiritual
beings who "are held to affect or control the events of the material world, and man's life
here and hereafter; and, it being considered that they hold intercourse with men, and
receive pleasure or displeasure from human actions.
What does Polytheism believe? the worship and belief in a multiplicity of gods
Define Henotheism. recognizes one of many gods supreme over others
Define Tritheism. the existence of three gods coequal in every respect, yet distinct
deities and personalities
Define dualism and its aspects. Dualism: assumes that there are two distinct and
irreducible substances or principles
o Its epistemology: In epistemology these are idea and object
o Its metaphysics: In metaphysics, mind and matter
o Its ethics: In ethics good and evil;
Define pantheism. the theory which regards all finite things as merely aspects,
modifications, or parts of one eternal and self-existent being; which views all
material objects, and all particular minds, as necessarily derived from a single
infinite substance.
Define idealism. Equates God with mental energy of the thinking process.
Define deism. God is present in creation only by His power, no in His very being and
nature. described as "absentee landlord" view of God
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Liberty University
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Religious Studies