Quiz #1

What is the proper relationship between the Reformed system of doctrine and apologetic method?

How should a Reformed apologetic approach the doctrine of God?

What does Van Til’s “concrete” line of reasoning begin with?

Which is true about God’s incommunicable attribute of aseity?

When we apply the infinity of God in his relation to time, we speak of God as ______; when we apply the infinity of God to his relation to space we speak of God as _____ or omnipresent. (Fill in the blanks).

According to Van Til, there is no sense in which God’s essence is impersonal because the trinitarian persons distinctly subsist as the undivided essence of God and exhaustively indwell one another in relations of personal coinherence. 

The Creator-creature relation affirms at every point and without modification the Creator-creature distinction. 

What does the image of God consist of according to classical Reformed anthropology?

What statement(s) are true concerning the incarnation and the relation between God and man? (Select all that apply). 

How does the logic of relation between the person of the Son and his assumed humanity mirror the logic of relation between the eternal Son and the created order?