Exam 6: Faith Working Through Love

In Christianity, God brings salvation to humankind. But why? What is required in return? What is the consequence of our relationship with God?

Worshipping involves us in a(n) __________ relationship with God.

In the Christian faith, human begins interact with history; they do not __________ it.

How do Protestants vary in their interpretation of the authority of scripture? In what way does that impact moral decision making?

"I will be your God and you shall be my people" reflects the essence of __________.

Jesus makes a distinction between __________ and other faith communities.

__________ is a vehicle of God's self-revelation.

Why is eschatology important to the study of ethics? What can eschatology teach us about Christian morality?

Norms change given the context in which we examine them. How can this reality be used to understand Jesus's teachings?

A criticism of the __________ approach to justice is that it fails to address social institutions.