ST103, Anthropology, Sin, and Angelology
Dallas
Theological Seminary
Alternative Final Exam
Each question is worth 2 points, with the exam counting a
total of 20 points to your cumulative point total. Keep answers relatively
brief (a short paragraph per question would be appropriate).
- How would
you defend the sanctity of human life to someone who respected biblical
authority? How would you defend the sanctity of human life to someone who
did not respect biblical authority?
- Define
naturalistic evolution and offer at least two criticisms of it.
- What
does it mean to be made in the image of God?
- What
are some of the basic concepts involved in a biblical theology of the
body? (Explain.)
- The
professor argued that we consist of a “complex dichotomy” involving
material and immaterial aspects. How might that concept be defended? What
are the implications of this view with regard to the spiritual life?
- Do
biological and genetic factors have an influence upon human behavior? What
other factors are involved? Explain.
- What
does it mean to be “by nature a child of wrath?” What (if anything) have
we inherited from Adam with regard to sin?
- What
are the implications of your answer to the previous question with regard
to soteriology?
- What
are some of the abilities and limitations of angels?
- Why do
evil events take place (and how can demonic beings exist) in a world
governed by a good and sovereign God?