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What are the five questions that define worldview correct answers The question of: origin, identity, meaning, morality, and destiny The question of origin correct answers Genesis 1: "How did life begin in the first place?" "Where did I come from?" The question of Identity correct answers Genesis 1:27- "What does it mean to be a human?" "Am I more important than animals?" The question of Meaning correct answers Matthew 22:37- "Why are we here?" "Why am I here?" The Question of morality correct answers Matthew 22:37- "What is meant by right and wrong?" "How should I live?" The question of Destiny correct answers Revelation 20:11- "Is there life after death?" "What will happen to me when I die?" "Will I have to answer for how I lived my life?"
What is the basis of a Biblical worldview correct answers God exists, God has realized himself to mankind, Jesus is God's son who is the redeemer of the world, the Bible is God's Word, and Christians are to follow the teachings of the Bible Ethical gray area correct answers An area that is not specifically addressed in Scripture and is therefore viewed as permissible by some Christians. Stronger brother correct answers One who participates in an ethical gray area in full assurance of his conscience because of his understanding of Christian freedom. Note: This does not necessarily mean he is more mature in the faith than a weaker brother. Weaker Brother correct answers One who does not participate in an ethical gray area because of the sensitivity of his conscience: his participation would be a sin to him Note: This does not necessarily mean he is less mature in the faith than a stronger brother. Stumbling block correct answers An action taken by a stronger brother which, though it would ordinarily qualify as a permissible act of freedom, influences a weaker brother to sin against his conscience. Convinced for ourselves correct answers 1. We must be true to ourselves and not act simply on the opinions of others.
- Rom 14:
- Rom 14:22- Confident before God correct answers 1. If we are confident that what we are engaged in will pass our Lord's scrutiny at the judgment day, we should continue; if not, we should refrain.
- Rom 14:6- Considerate of other believers correct answers 1. Rom 14:6-
Principle of Encroachment correct answers Will it violate the Lordship of Christ in my life? Rom. 14:1- Principle of Example correct answers Will it help other Christians by its example? I Cor. 8: Principle of Evangelism correct answers Will it lead others to Christ? I Cor. 10:27- Principle of Emulation correct answers Would Jesus do it? I John 2: Principle of Exaltation correct answers Will it glorify God? I Cor. 10: Summary of Christian Liberty correct answers L : Liberty not License or Legalism (Rom 6:14- 15, I Cor 6:12,) I : Individual accountability before God (Rom 14:12) B : Biblical principles are not violated - (Psa 119:10, Rom 13:15, I Pet 2:13) E : Encourages Acceptance (Rom 14:3, Gal 5:13-16) R : Responsibility to others (Rom 15:1) T : Trust your Conscience (Rom 14:5,14) Y : Yield yourself to God's Will (Romans 12:1-2, Phil 2:2-5) It is not about my "rights
Gamete correct answers reproductive cell (sperm/ovum) Zygote correct answers formed by the union of male and female gametes (fertilization) Embryo correct answers the unborn from fertilization up to 3 months Fetus correct answers 3 months to birth. Griswold v. Connecticut - Decided June 7, 19 correct answers Married couple could receive contraception Eisenstadt v. Baird - Decided March 22, 1972 correct answers Single people could receive contraception Roe v Wade - Jan. 22, 1973 correct answers Main Ruling - Lifted bans on abortion in all 50 states A woman's "right to privacy" extends to her liberty to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. Doe v Bolten - Jan. 22, 1973 correct answers Expanded definition of "health" of the mother to include familial, financial, psychological, well-being, etc. as determined by her physician. Planned Parenthood v Casey - 1992 correct answers Discarded 3 trimester of Roe and focused on the "viability" of the fetus as the determining point where a state's interest in unborn life begins. Partial Birth Abortion - Ban Act - 2003 correct answers President Bush signed the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act (S. 3) into law on November 5, 2003, The bill represents the first direct national restriction on any method of abortion since the Supreme Court legalized abortion on demand in 1973.
Prostaglandin. correct answers • Prostaglandin hormones are injected into womb or released in
- Vaginal suppository cause uterus to contract and deliver baby prematurely
- Sometimes a saline solution is used to kill baby before the premature birth RU 486 correct answers • Synthetic steroid used 5-7 weeks after conception
- Deprives baby of vital nutritional hormone progesterone
- Child starves to death as nutrient lining of the womb sloughs off
- Delivery of a dead baby H. Partial-birth abortion correct answers • Guided by ultrasound, the abortionist grabs the baby's legs with forceps
- The baby's leg is pulled out into the birth canal
- The abortionist delivers the baby's body, except for the head
- The abortionist jams scissors into the baby's skull. The scissors are then opened to enlarge the skull Arguments the support that a new life beings at Conception correct answers Science: "Human development is a continuous process that begins when an ovum from a female is fertilized by a sperm from a male. Growth and differentiation transform the zygote, a single cell... into a multicellar adult human being." Scriptures:
- The Unborn are known by God (Jer 1:5, Ps. 139:13, Job 31:15)
- The life of the unborn is protected by the same punishment for injury or death as that of an adult (Ex 21:22-23) Euthanasia Names to Know correct answers A. Derek Humphry - head of Hemlock Society
B. Dr. Jack Kevorkian - Dr. Death C. Karen Ann Quinlan - persistent vegetative state, taken off life support in 1976 and lived 10 more years D. Terri Schiavo - suffered severe brain damage in 1990 and finally taken off life support and feeding tube in 2005 and died PASSIVE Euthanasia correct answers Withholding medical treatment or discontinuing treatment ..."letting die"...cause of death is the same as the condition causing the suffering (disease, respiratory failure, etc). ACTIVE Euthanasia correct answers Actively doing something to bring about the death of the patient...lethal injection, smothering with a pillow, etc....the cause of death is not the condition causing the suffering, but rather something else. INVOLUNTARY Euthanasia correct answers Patient does not request their own death - someone else decides for them that they are better off dead. Usually when a patient is unable to communicate (coma) or unable to understand their condition. VOLUNTARY Euthanasia correct answers Patient requests their own death - either verbally, in writing or via a living will. (Some states will recognize testimony of family/friends, but not all) Commonly used defense for Euthanasia correct answers A. It is a RELIGIOUS issue B. Guidelines can prevent uses/abuses C. It would only be for the "HARD CASES " D. We euthanize ANIMALS to relieve suffering, why not people? E. There is no difference between "choice" in ABORTION and "choice" in euthanasia
C. The ___________ is clear in its condemnation of homosexual conduct. correct answers NEW TESTAMENT A Christian approach to homosexuality correct answers SPEAK THE TRUTH IN LOVE HOMOSEXUALITY IS A BEHAVIOR PATTERN THAT CAN BE CHANGED. HELP THOSE WHO WANT TO OVERCOME HOMOSEXUALITY 3 biggest decisions of your life correct answers * Who will be my MASTER?
- What will be my MISSION?
- Who will I MARRY? 7 Habits of highly defective dating correct answers Dating leads to intimacy but not necessarily to commitment.
- Dating tends to skip the "friendship" stage of a relationship.
- Dating often mistakes a physical relationship for love.
- Dating often isolates a couple from other vital relationships.
- Dating, in many cases, distracts young adults from their primary responsibility of preparing for the future.
- Dating can cause discontentment with God's gift of singleness. (a string of uncommitted relationships is not a gift)
- Dating creates an artificial environment for evaluating another person's character. Pitfalls of dating correct answers A. When the physical aspect is dominant, the social, intellectual and spiritual elements of the relationship will suffer. B. The possibility of getting to serious to fast. (Friendship, Dating, Engagement, Marriage) C. Reputation - Prov 22:1, 2 Cor 6: D. Flesh control - James 1:14-
E. Spiritual condition (II Cor 6:14) Modesty (I Tim 2:9) The issue has never been about _______ the issue is about holiness correct answers virginity; holiness How is Racism Manifested correct answers Stereotyping,Prejudice, Discrimination, Hate Speech, Genocide Stereotyping correct answers A (usually negative) overgeneralization about a certain people group as a whole based on the unaccepted behavior of a few members of that group. Prejudice correct answers "Prejudging" an individual in a negative way because he/she happens to be from a stereotyped group Discrimination correct answers Unequal treatment of a person on the basis of his/her people group membership. Hate Speech correct answers Verbal and physical abuse directed toward people. This is considered justified on the basis of their group membership. Genocide correct answers Deliberate and systematic killing of an entire race or ethnic group, usually based on the belief that the ones being killed are evil/worthless and have no right to life. What is Racism based on? correct answers Irrational beliefs, pride, ignorance, fear, socialization Interracial Marriage correct answers 1. Marry believers - II Corinthians 7:39.
- What is a mixed marriage? - Deuteronomy 7:3-4; Exodus 12:48-49; 2 Corinthians 6:14; Colossians 3:9-11.
- E. When Christians give to the poor they are giving to God -Matthew 25:31-
