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In traditional Reformed theology, what is the Bible? (Select all that apply).
- The ultimate and infallible authority for all doctrine and life
- The norm that is normed
- The subordinate authority to the Church's testimony, upon which it is dependent
- The norm that norms
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To confess the Reformed faith is to embrace:
- The Reformed confessions but not the ecumenical creeds.
- The ecumenical creeds alone.
- The ecumenical creeds and the Reformed confessions.
- The five points of Calvinism alone.
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How does Dr. Tipton define biblicism?
- Biblicism occurs whenever one follows the hermeneutic of Scripture interpreting Scripture.
- Biblicism means to take the Bible literally.
- Biblicism interprets Scripture in a way that ignores or contradicts the secondary standards or normed norms of the church.
- Biblicism treats the Bible as sufficient for all of faith and life rather than just narrowly religious issues.
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What is systematic theology?
- Systematic theology is the topical study of Scripture focused on a specific doctrinal locus, such as God, man, sin, Christ, salvation, church, or last things.
- Systematic theology is the study of Scripture as a history of special revelation from Genesis to Revelation, with an emphasis on the progressive, organic, Christ-centered movement of revelation in history.
- Systematic theology is the study of bounded units of Scripture in their grammatical, redemptive, and historical context.
- None of the above
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According to Geerhardus Vos, what is the relationship between biblical and systematic theology?
- The two are ultimately unrelated; biblical theology is a like a circle and systematic theology is like a line.
- The two are mutually interpretive and inseparable; the line (biblical theology) and the circle (systematic theology) interpenetrate.
- Biblical theology and systematic theology stand over against one another, with Vos on the side of biblical theology, of course.
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