Question 1

The father of black liberation theology is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Charles Hartshorne 
B)  Gustavo Gutiérrez 
C)  James Cone 
D)  Alfred North Whitehead 
A)  Charles Hartshorne 
B)  Gustavo Gutiérrez 
C)  James Cone 
D)  Alfred North Whitehead C

Question 2

Postmodernism can be characterized as a set of shifts in emphasis or value, including which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Absolutes to relativity 
B)  Objectivity to subjectivity 
C)  Unity to diversity 
D)  All the above 
A)  Absolutes to relativity 
B)  Objectivity to subjectivity 
C)  Unity to diversity 
D)  All the above D

Question 3

Which of the following are not major process thinkers?

Accepted Answer

A)  James Cone 
B)  Alfred North Whitehead 
C)  Charles Hartshorne 
D)  John Cobb 
A)  James Cone 
B)  Alfred North Whitehead 
C)  Charles Hartshorne 
D)  John Cobb A

Question 4

Which of the following are central themes in Christian feminist theology?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rethinking God language 
B)  Challenging the essential maleness of Christ 
C)  Advancing the role of women in the church 
D)  All the above 
A)  Rethinking God language 
B)  Challenging the essential maleness of Christ 
C)  Advancing the role of women in the church 
D)  All the above

Question 5

In the late twentieth century, liberation theology became entangled with:

Accepted Answer

A)  the political right in the United States 
B)  Islam 
C)  fascism 
D)  Marxism 
A)  the political right in the United States 
B)  Islam 
C)  fascism 
D)  Marxism

Question 6

In the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches:

Accepted Answer

A)  women have never officially been permitted to be priests 
B)  women must be silent during church services 
C)  women can hold offices just as men can 
D)  women may be priests but not bishops 
A)  women have never officially been permitted to be priests 
B)  women must be silent during church services 
C)  women can hold offices just as men can 
D)  women may be priests but not bishops

Question 7

Pentecostalism is:

Accepted Answer

A)  A reformation within Catholicism which occurred in twentieth century 
B)  the view that theology should be a matter for current situations rather than a set of abstract principles disconnected from real life 
C)  five central doctrines which were formulated in the Eastern Orthodox Church in the late twentieth century 
D)  a Christian renewal movement that involves personal experience of God 
A)  A reformation within Catholicism which occurred in twentieth century 
B)  the view that theology should be a matter for current situations rather than a set of abstract principles disconnected from real life 
C)  five central doctrines which were formulated in the Eastern Orthodox Church in the late twentieth century 
D)  a Christian renewal movement that involves personal experience of God

Question 8

Liberation theology emerged in:

Accepted Answer

A)  North America 
B)  Europe 
C)  Latin America 
D)  South America 
A)  North America 
B)  Europe 
C)  Latin America 
D)  South America

Question 9

Open theists affirm that:

Accepted Answer

A)  God determines all events 
B)  God lacks knowledge of certain future events 
C)  Human beings are open to choose their own morality 
D)  God is open in embracing all religious traditions 
A)  God determines all events 
B)  God lacks knowledge of certain future events 
C)  Human beings are open to choose their own morality 
D)  God is open in embracing all religious traditions

Question 10

According to process theology:

Accepted Answer

A)  God is dynamic and in constant evolution 
B)  Reality is made up of active processes, not stable substances 
C)  God contains the world but is not identical with it 
D)  All the above 
A)  God is dynamic and in constant evolution 
B)  Reality is made up of active processes, not stable substances 
C)  God contains the world but is not identical with it 
D)  All the above

The father of black liberation theology is:

Postmodernism can be characterized as a set of shifts in emphasis or value, including which of the following?

Which of the following are not major process thinkers?

Which of the following are central themes in Christian feminist theology?

In the late twentieth century, liberation theology became entangled with:

In the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches:

Pentecostalism is:

Liberation theology emerged in:

Open theists affirm that:

According to process theology:

The Pre-History of Christian Thought

Jesus of Nazareth

The Apostle Paul: His Thought and Context

The Break From Judaism

Persecution of Christians

Spirituality and Asceticism: The Desert Fathers and Mothers

The Christian Apologists: Interacting With Gnosticism and Other Heresies

The Early Church Councils: Christological Controversy and Definition

Trinitarian Debate

Formation of the New Testament Canon

Augustine: Philosopher, Theologian, and Church Father

Monasticism of the Early Middle Ages

Eastern Christianity Splits From the West

Anselm, Abelard, and Bernard

Islam and Judaism in the Middle Ages

Women and Theology in the Middle Ages

Thomas Aquinas

Preparation for Reform

Martin Luther

The Reformed Tradition

Protesting Against the Protestants: Anabaptism and the Radical Reformation

Reformation Continues: The English and the Catholics

The Challenge of Modernism

Pietism and Revivalism

Romanticisms Response to Enlightenment Theology

Neo-Orthodoxy: Karl Barth and Others

Major Theological Traditions and Developments in the Twentieth Century

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Exam 28: Conclusion: Recent and Emerging Themes

The father of black liberation theology is:

Postmodernism can be characterized as a set of shifts in emphasis or value, including which of the following?

Which of the following are not major process thinkers?

Which of the following are central themes in Christian feminist theology?

In the late twentieth century, liberation theology became entangled with:

In the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches:

Pentecostalism is:

Liberation theology emerged in:

Open theists affirm that:

According to process theology:

The Pre-History of Christian Thought

Jesus of Nazareth

The Apostle Paul: His Thought and Context

The Break From Judaism

Persecution of Christians

Spirituality and Asceticism: The Desert Fathers and Mothers

The Christian Apologists: Interacting With Gnosticism and Other Heresies

The Early Church Councils: Christological Controversy and Definition

Trinitarian Debate

Formation of the New Testament Canon

Augustine: Philosopher, Theologian, and Church Father

Monasticism of the Early Middle Ages

Eastern Christianity Splits From the West

Anselm, Abelard, and Bernard

Islam and Judaism in the Middle Ages

Women and Theology in the Middle Ages

Thomas Aquinas

Preparation for Reform

Martin Luther

The Reformed Tradition

Protesting Against the Protestants: Anabaptism and the Radical Reformation

Reformation Continues: The English and the Catholics

The Challenge of Modernism

Pietism and Revivalism

Romanticisms Response to Enlightenment Theology

Neo-Orthodoxy: Karl Barth and Others

Major Theological Traditions and Developments in the Twentieth Century

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