THEO 201 Quiz 3 Study Guide

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THEO 201Page1of3QUIZ3STUDYGUIDETowns: 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 someplaces more than others.TRUETrue or False:God can do everything that is in harmony with His nature andperfection.TRUEWhat doesElmean?The strong oneWhat doesJehovahmean?Lord:the self exiting oneWhat doesAdonaimean?Lord:masterWhat does Dogmatic Atheism espouse?The non existence of GodWhat doesagnosticism affirm?the impossibility of any true knowledge holding that allknowledge is relative and, therefore, uncertain.To what does materialismgive priority?to matter, rather than the mind, in itsexplanations of the universeWhat is Animism?used in primitive religions to describe the existence of spiritualbeings who "are held to affect or control the events of the material world, and man's lifehere and hereafter; and, it being considered that they hold intercourse with men, andreceive 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 distinctdeities and personalitiesDefinedualism and its aspects.Dualism: assumes that there are two distinct andirreducible substances or principlesoIts epistemology:In epistemology these are idea and objectoIts metaphysics:In metaphysics, mind and matteroIts 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 allmaterial objects, and all particular minds, as necessarily derived from a singleinfinite 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 andnature. described as "absentee landlord" view of God

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