Philosophers
Biblical Truths
Political Science
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100

Who wrote the earliest set of laws?

Hammurabi - Known as Hammurabi's Code

100

"God created the heavens and the earth" is a statement of: 

rationalism, empiricism, faith

faith

100

Political science is the study of one part of man's culture 

True

100

An empirical statement is one that uses the senses. Can you think of one? 

The sky is blue

The stove is hot

 etc

200

Who wrote "The Prince" and said that the goal of a nation is to gain as much power and prestige as possible?

Machiavelli 

200

Augustine said that the unique event of the birth of Jesus Christ showed that history is 

a. linear 

b. cyclical 

linear 

History is NOT cyclical 

200

The goal of political science is to explain and ________________. 

Predict 

200

My parents will take care of me is a statement of ____________________. 

faith

300

Who wrote "Two Treatises on Civil Government" and said the role of government is to protect individual rights? 

John Locke

300

Christian political thinkers added the concepts of __________ and _________ to government. 

justice; liberty

300

What are two things that civilizations have in common to help govern themselves?

Leaders and laws

300

2+2=4 is based on ________________ thought

rational 

400

Who wrote City of God and said that the unique event of the birth of Jesus Christ showed that the history of man was not cyclical

Augustine

400

Luke 20:25 ... Render to......

 He said to them, “Then give back to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.”

400

What is an oligarchy?

Rule by a few people

400

Epistemology is the study of how we know what we _____________. 

know

500

Who wrote Leviathan and said that the purpose of the state is to control the evil nature of man and compel him to act morally ?

Thomas Hobbes 

500

Roman emperor at the time of Christ

Augustus

500

Who was the Roman Emperor during the time of Christ?

Augustus

500

T/F using a single means of knowledge is a good idea.

false, we can be misled.

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