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Question 1
According to the lecture, does science prove that God does not exist?
Correct Answer:
False
Explanation:
Science investigates how the natural world works using evidence that can be observed, tested, and repeated. A claim like “God does not exist” is a metaphysical proposition about a being that, by many definitions, lies outside natural mechanisms and empirical testing. Because proving nonexistence would require exhaustive knowledge of all possible worlds and times, science isn’t equipped to provide a definitive proof that God does not exist. It can support or challenge specific claims about God’s activity in nature, but it cannot establish a universal negative about God’s existence. So, the statement that science proves God does not exist is not correct.
Question 2
Propitiation is the turning away of anger by the giving of a gift.
Correct Answer:
The turning away of anger by the giving of a gift
Explanation:
Propitiation means turning away God's righteous anger against sin by presenting a gift that satisfies his justice. In biblical language, it describes Jesus’ death as the sacrifice that appeases God’s wrath and makes reconciliation possible. So the statement captures the essential idea: the anger is turned away through a gift. The other ideas don’t fit as neatly because ritual purity concerns ceremonial cleanliness, confession is about acknowledging sin, and merit implies earning favor through our own deeds—where propitiation rests on a gift that satisfies justice rather than human merit.
Question 3
Which of the following is a temporal truth?
Correct Answer:
Contingent
Explanation:
Temporal truth means a statement whose truth value depends on the time or circumstances; it can be true now and false later because the world has changed. A contingent truth fits this because it is true given the actual state of affairs but could be false under different conditions or at a different time. Transcendent truths aren’t tied to time, so they stay true regardless of when you consider them. Synthetic refers to the nature of the proposition (empirical vs. logical) rather than time, and subjective truths depend on a thinker’s perspective, not on temporal conditions. So a contingent statement is the one that embodies temporal truth.
Question 4
What term describes God as present everywhere at the same time?
Correct Answer:
Omnipresent
Explanation:
Omnipresence describes God as present everywhere at the same time. This means there is no place in the universe where God is absent; His being fills all space without being divided or diminished. Scripture often points to this truth, reminding us that there is nowhere we can go to escape God’s presence (for example, Psalm 139:7-10; Jeremiah 23:23-24). The other terms refer to different attributes: Ex nihilo indicates creation out of nothing; Imago Dei speaks to humans bearing God’s image; Omniscient means all-knowing. Among these, the term that best captures God’s universal presence is omnipresent.
Question 5
Propositions that arise from the exchange of completing ideas that shape perceptions of individuals & culture are which kind of truth?
Correct Answer:
Synthetic
Explanation:
These propositions are synthetic truths. They add information about the world that isn’t contained in the terms alone, arising from how people exchange ideas and interpret their experiences within a culture. In this context, truth hinges on cultural and perceptual context rather than being universal and definitional. They’re not objective facts independent of human minds, since they reflect shared interpretations that can vary across communities, nor are they transcendent, since they’re rooted in human experience and discourse rather than something beyond it. They also aren’t merely subjective opinions, because they become common, negotiated meanings within a culture.
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