Biblical Studies
Theology
Church History
Greek
Apologetics
100

This individual is known as "the apostle to the Gentiles"

Paul
100

This doctrine teaches that we have Christ's righteousness imputed to us

Justification

100

This person started the Protestant Reformation

Martin Luther

100

This word is Peter's name in Greek

Petros

100

This apologetics book was written by an investigative journalist who initially researched Christianity, only to be converted to it in the course of his research

The Case for Christ

200

This person has written the majority of words in the New Testament

Luke

200
In systematic theology, this doctrine has to do with events concerning the future and the end of the world

Eschatology

200

This early church father was known for defending the deity of Christ immediately following the Council of Nicaea (325 A.D.)

Athanasius

200

The is the definition for the Greek word for 'Christ' (Χριστός)

Anointed One

200

The definition of the Greek word, apologia, from which we get the word 'apologetics'

Defense

300

This prophetic book speaks of the Messiah as both a conquering king as well as a suffering servant

Isaiah

300

This doctrine in Christology has to do with the existence and relationship of Jesus' human and divine natures

The Hypostatic Union

300
This early church father was cited by the Reformers more than any other patristic source during the time of the Reformation

Augustine

300

This is the Greek word for 'repentance.'

Metanoia

300

This apologetic method argues that you should engage the very foundations of reason with an unbeliever rather than focusing on evidence when doing apologetics

Presuppositionalism/Presuppositional Apologetics

400

This was the other name for Mt Sinai

Mt. Horeb

400

This theological doctrine teaches that we should only worship God in the way He has explicitly instructed us

The Regulative Principle of Worship

400

This town was the base of operations for most of John Calvin's ministry

Geneva Switzerland

400

This is the Greek word for 'righteousness.'

Dikaiosune (δικαιοσύνη)

400

This Classical argument for the existence of God focuses on how the universe had to have come into existence at some point

The (Kalam) Cosmological Argument

500

This is the longest book in the Bible by word-count

Jeremiah

500

This is the section of systematic theology that has to do with the theological, philosophical, and methodological underpinnings for how to do theology in the first place

Prolegomena

500

This ecumenical council condemned those who would not venerate icons

The 2nd Council of Nicaea

500

This is the tense in Greek that describes a continual action

The present tense

500

This medieval theologian was known for propounding and developing the Ontological Argument for the existence of God

Anselm of Canterbury

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