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Question 1 of 8

1. Question

Fill in the blanks to summarize Thomas’s theology according to this lecture. All of Thomas’s theology is _____ and all of his theology is _____ in character.

relational . . . mystic
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biblical theology . . . exegetical
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Trinitarian theology . . . sacerdotal
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intellectual . . . rationalist
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Question 2 of 8

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What does Calvin mean by affirming that the Son is “autotheos”?

The Son is created by the Father.
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The Son's essence is communicated from the Father.
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The Son is self-existent and does not derive his divinity from the Father.
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The Son is subordinate to the Father.
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Question 3 of 8

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Which statement best describes Calvinistic Trinitarianism?

The unity of the divine essence initially resides in the Father alone and is communicated to the Son and the Spirit in the processions.
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The essence of God is irreducibly triune, belonging equally and indivisibly to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
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Neither A nor B
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Question 4 of 8

4. Question

What criticisms does Dr. Tipton level against Aquinas’s view of the divine essence as folded initially into the Father alone and then processing from person to person? (Select all that apply)

Aquinas's view tends toward a denial of divine simplicity.
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Aquinas's view tends toward abstracting the divine essence from the persons and vice versa.
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Aquinas's view tends toward a principle of hierarchy in the Trinity in that the Father is the source of the deity of the Son and Spirit.
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Aquinas's view tends toward a quaternity in the Godhead.
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Question 5 of 8

5. Question

How does Geerhardus Vos describe Trinitarian perichoresis?

Communal in-being
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Internal circulation and eternal movement within the being of God
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Independent centers of consciousness united as one in a freely-chosen, mutual belonging
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Mutual development through divine "dance"
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Question 6 of 8

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What is the end of man’s existence according to Kline’s theology of the “endoxation” of the Spirit?

Fellowship with God in the heaven-temple
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Ontological assimilation into the divine processions
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Question 7 of 8

7. Question

In contrast to the Reformed conception of Adam as the image of God, Thomas affirms that original righteousness is: (Select all that apply)

concreated
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supernatural
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superadded
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natural
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Question 8 of 8

8. Question

Which statement describes the Reformed alternative to the Roman sacerdotal view of the Lord’s Supper?

Christ is substantially contained in the bread and wine and is the instrumental cause of the church's deificiation.
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Christ's person is present in the Lord's supper by the work of the Holy Spirit who raises us up to communion with him in heavenly places.
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