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Froggy Jumps Doctrine Foundations QuizOnline version Test core Christian doctrine concepts. by Tori Benjamin 1 What does imago Dei refer to in theology? a Humans ruling over animals b God becoming human c Humans reflecting God's image 2 What is the substantial view of the imago Dei? a Imago remains in essence after sin b Imago is about human knowledge only c Imago is entirely lost at creation 3 What is the functional view of the imago Dei? a Imago is an illusion b Imago is about physical form c Humans fulfill roles reflecting God 4 What is the relational view of the imago Dei? a Imago only in solitude b Imago seen in humans’ relational nature c Imago based on intellect alone 5 What does the fall of humanity primarily refer to? a The creation of the world b God’s creation of Eve first c Adam and Eve’s disobedience 6 What is original sin? a Sin inherited from Adam and Eve b Sin learned only by choice c Sin removed at baptism 7 What is Pelagianism? a Rejects Jesus entirely b Affirms total depravity c Denies original sin, emphasizes human merit 8 What does Christology study? a Study of angels b Model and work of the person of Christ c Study of church buildings 9 What is immutability in theology? a God’s unchanging nature b God’s Friday rest c God changing His mind 10 What is impassibility? a God’s emotional instability b God’s freedom from suffering c God’s ability to be hurt 11 What is Apollinarianism? a Christ had a divine mind replacing a human one b Christ had two human minds c Christ had no divine nature 12 What is Eutychianism? a Christ was purely human b Monophysitism: Christ’s divine and human natures fused c Christ had two distinct natures 13 What is Monophysitism? a Christ has two complete natures b Christ is not divine c Christ has only one nature, divine 14 Who is Theotokos titled for? a Mary, sister of Jesus b Mary, mother of God c Mary, wife of Joseph 15 What was the Council of Chalcedon’s key decree? a Jesus as only divine b Three persons, one nature c One person, two natures in Jesus 16 What is the hypostatic union? a Two persons, one nature b Three persons, three natures c One person, two distinct natures 17 What is iconography in theology? a Use of images to teach faith b Only architectural blueprints c Describing holy trees 18 What is atonement? a Creation of world order b Gift-giving to the poor c Reconciliation between God and humanity 19 What is deification (theosis)? a Transmigration of souls b Becoming angels c Becoming partakers of divine life 20 What is Christus Victor? a Christ’s moral example b Christ’s ultimate suffering c Christ’s victory over evil powers 21 What does satisfaction refer to in atonement theories? a Christ’s personal happiness b Christ’s victory in battles c Christ’s reparation for sins 22 What is moral example theory of atonement? a Jesus merely existed b Jesus pays the debt for sin c Jesus shows how to live rightly 23 What is the term for the belief that humanity’s moral failure caused by sin? a Pelagianism b Moral exemplarism c Original sin 24 What is the main idea of psychosomatic unity? a Only the body matters b Body and soul form a single human being c Body and soul are unrelated 25 What does materialism claim in theology? a Reality is spiritual only b God exists as materialism’s opposite c Reality is purely physical 26 What is holistic dualism? a Body and soul as distinct but inseparable b There is only one entity c Body and soul are identical 27 What is the imago Dei emphasized by the Relational view? a Humanity’s wealth b Humanity’s capacity for community and love c Humanity’s physical strength 28 What is the main idea of the Substantial view of imago? a Imago is purely external b Imago exists only in Jesus c Imago Dei remains in substantial form 29 What is the main idea of the Relational view of the Imago? a Imago in humans’ relationships b Imago in material objects c Imago found only in solitude 30 Which term describes Jesus as God’s anointed King? a Christology b Ecclesiology c Anthropology 31 What does “theotokos” mean? a Mother of God b Mother of Mary’s mother c Mother of Christ the Apostle 32 What is immutability often contrasted with? a God’s invisibility b God’s immateriality c God’s changing nature 33 Which view denies original sin’s universality? a Pelagianism b Augustinianism c Orthodoxy 34 What is the Council of Chalcedon known for affirming about Jesus? a Two separate persons b Two natures in one person c Only divine nature 35 What does “one person, two natures” describe? a Christology standard b Ecclesiology standard c Anthropology standard 36 What does the term “hypostatic union” refer to? a Union of angels and humans b Union of divine and human natures in Christ c Union of church and state 37 What is the concept of atonement as reconciliation with God called? a Transcendence b Atonement c Redemption 38 What does the term “deification” describe in theology? a Becoming partakers of divine life b Christ’s incarnation only c Becoming angels 39 What is the Christus Victor theory primarily about? a Christ’s suffering as payment b Christ’s victory over powers of evil c Christ’s moral example 40 What is the “satisfaction” view of atonement often called? a Moral influence theory b Substitution theory c Satisfaction theory 41 What does “moral example” atonement emphasize? a Jesus as debt payer b Jesus’ life as a model for humanity c Jesus as deity only 42 What is the theological term for the incarnation’s idea that God became flesh? a The Pentecost b The Exodus c The Incarnation 43 What is “original sin” associated with in Augustine’s framework? a Genetic transmission of guilt b Sin acquired by education c Inherited sinfulness from humanity’s first parents 44 Which term refers to the belief that grace allows human effort? a Calvinism b Semi-Pelagianism c Arianism 45 Which view claims Mary is the mother of God? a Anthropotokos b Christotokos c Theotokos 46 What is the main subject of soteriology? a Church governance b Salvation in Christ c Creation and time 47 What does the term “iconography” primarily involve? a Church architecture b Religious images and symbols c Biblical languages 48 What is the “two natures” doctrine primarily about? a God the Father and Son b Angels around Christ c Christ’s divine and human natures 49 Which theologian is usually linked with original sin and immutability debates? a Pelagius b Marcion c Augustine 50 What is a core idea of holistic dualism in anthropology? a Body equals mind b Body and soul are distinct but connected c Soul alone matters 51 Which term means God is unable to suffer or change? a Immateriality b Impassibility c Immutability 52 What does the “relational view” of the imago Dei emphasize? a Human likeness in wealth b Human likeness in relationship and community c Human likeness in technology 53 Which doctrine asserts Christ’s one person with two natures? a Monophysite fusion b Nestorian division c Chalcedonian doctrine 54 What is the main focus of Christology? a The church’s structure b The person and work of Christ c End-time prophecies 55 What is the main idea of the fall of humanity? a Mortal sin erased by baptism b Disobedience leading to alienation from God c A myth with no consequence

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What does imago Dei refer to in theology?

What is the substantial view of the imago Dei?

What is the functional view of the imago Dei?

What is the relational view of the imago Dei?

What does the fall of humanity primarily refer to?

What is original sin?

What is Pelagianism?

What does Christology study?

What is immutability in theology?

What is impassibility?

What is Apollinarianism?

What is Eutychianism?

What is Monophysitism?

Who is Theotokos titled for?

What was the Council of Chalcedon’s key decree?

What is the hypostatic union?

What is iconography in theology?

What is atonement?

What is deification (theosis)?

What is Christus Victor?

What does satisfaction refer to in atonement theories?

What is moral example theory of atonement?

What is the term for the belief that humanity’s moral failure caused by sin?

What is the main idea of psychosomatic unity?

What does materialism claim in theology?

What is holistic dualism?

What is the imago Dei emphasized by the Relational view?

What is the main idea of the Substantial view of imago?

What is the main idea of the Relational view of the Imago?

Which term describes Jesus as God’s anointed King?

What does “theotokos” mean?

What is immutability often contrasted with?

Which view denies original sin’s universality?

What is the Council of Chalcedon known for affirming about Jesus?

What does “one person, two natures” describe?

What does the term “hypostatic union” refer to?

What is the concept of atonement as reconciliation with God called?

What does the term “deification” describe in theology?

What is the Christus Victor theory primarily about?

What is the “satisfaction” view of atonement often called?

What does “moral example” atonement emphasize?

What is the theological term for the incarnation’s idea that God became flesh?

What is “original sin” associated with in Augustine’s framework?

Which term refers to the belief that grace allows human effort?

Which view claims Mary is the mother of God?

What is the main subject of soteriology?

What does the term “iconography” primarily involve?

What is the “two natures” doctrine primarily about?

Which theologian is usually linked with original sin and immutability debates?

What is a core idea of holistic dualism in anthropology?

Which term means God is unable to suffer or change?

What does the “relational view” of the imago Dei emphasize?

Which doctrine asserts Christ’s one person with two natures?

What is the main focus of Christology?

What is the main idea of the fall of humanity?