Is There a God?
These are the three arguments discussed in week 1
What are Kalam's Cosmological Argument, the Moral Argument, and the Fine Tuning Argument?
This is the type of proof covered in week 2
What is a historical proof?
The term for the ability to do anything logically possible
What is omnipetence
This term describes God as one what and three whos
What is the Trinity?
This book describes the creation story
What is the book of Genesis?
This term means the accepted premises of an argument
What is an axiom?
This is a reason why we can trust the reliability of the Gospels
What is:
- Written early and extensively
- Care in transmission and early manuscripts
- Specific details show authenticity
- Willingness of apostles to die for their beliefs
This is a reason why people go to Hell even when a loving God exists
What is:
- Hell is the lack of God, so when we use free will to choose against Him, it is our natural destination
- God is just and we deserve Hell due to the gap between our sins and His holiness
These are the three objections against the Bible we discussed in week 4
What are does the Bible promote slavery, does the Bible condone genocide, and does the Bible oppress women?
This term describes the books outlining Jesus's life, death, ressurection, and ministry
What are the Gospels?
This argument is as follows:
1. Everything that begins to exist has a cause
2. The universe began to exist
3. Therefore, the universe has a cause
What is Kalam's Cosmological Argument?
These are 4 pieces of evidence at hand regarding Jesus that any historical view must account for
What are:
- Jesus was crucified and buried
- The tomb was empty on the third day
- Many eyewitnesses saw the ressurected Jesus
- The Apostles' lives were transformed
These are 3 explanations to why God permits evil in the world (both human and natural)
What are:
- Human free will
- Used to bring about a greater good
- Ecological and life sustaining functions
- Morally sufficient reasons
- God's goal is to bring the most people to Him, not to reduce suffering
This is one explanation to the objection that the Bible promotes slavery
What is:
- Temporary regulation under the Mosaic Law
- Biblical slavery was distinct from modern slavery
This book describes how we won't have all the answers
What is the book of Job?
These are the axioms of the moral argument
What are objective morality can only exist with an objective law giver and objective morality does exist?
These are four alternative theories to the evidence at hand
What are:
- Jesus did not die
- The body was stolen
- The disciples hallucinated the ressurection
- It was all a conspiracy
These are 3 views on evolution taken by various Christians
What are old earth creationism, young earth creationism, and theistic evolution?
These are 4 different Christian denominations
Yeah I'm not writing all of these down but we'll know
This term describes the "old covenant", the rules of which are outlined in the first 5 books of the Bible
What is the Mosaic Law?
In the Fine Tuning Argument, these are the three explanations to the delicate balance of universal constants
What are chance, physical necessesity, and or a fine-tuner?
This is what flowed out of Jesus's chest after being stabbed with a spear, showing He was dead
What is blood and water?
These are the terms describing the two views on divine hiddeness
What are exclusivism and inclusivism?
This term describes the idea that Adam was our representative in the Garden of Eden
What is original sin?
Verse showdown!
Each team recites a verse. Once a verse has been recited, it is no longer valid. The team who lasts the longest wins this tile.
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