Question 1 Persons associated with the concept of free-will were: Question 1 options:

Question 1

Persons associated with the concept of free-will were:

Question 1 options:

all of the above

Jakobus Arminius

Hugo Grotius

John Wesley

Question 2

The idea that we cannot help but will and act the way we do is called:

Question 2 options:

determinism

combinationalism

compatiblism

indeterminism

Question 3

Ancient philosophers who believed in determinism were called:

Question 3 options:

Cynics

Sophists

Stoics

Skeptics

Question 4

Calvinism includes which concept?

Question 4 options:

foreknowledge

predestination

total depravity

all of the above

Question 5

Calvinism includes all points except:

Question 5 options:

unconditional election

irresistible grace

perseverance of the saints

unlimited atonement

Question 6

According to Molina, which was not included in the three kinds of knowledge God has?

Question 6 options:

knowledge of what could happen depending on how He acts

knowledge of what is logically true

knowledge of what must be true

knowledge of what must happen

Question 7

Open theism is defined as:

Question 7 options:

a clear way to critique the existence of God

God intentionally suspending his foreknowledge of what we will choose, so we are free

God being open to our suggestions about ethics

God's prior determination of the future, as if we will be saved from his judgment or not

Question 8

The different approaches to the study of ethics include all but:

Question 8 options:

duty-based

virtue-based

act-based

reward-based

Question 9

Utilitariansim is a type of ethics based on:

Question 9 options:

excessive resources in the justice system

consequences and the greater good

publicly held power companies

Question 10

'Moderation in all things' is the explanation of what principle?

Question 10 options:

the golden arches

the golden rule

the gold standard

the golden mean