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Sept.Class
Sept.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WHAT IS THE CENTRAL CHARACTER TRAIT OF GODS NATURE AS IT RELATES TO ETHICS? | HOLINESS |
| WHAT ARE 2 ASPECTS OF GODS HOLINESS? | GOD IS TOTALLY SEPERATE FROM SIN AND EVIL,GOD IS FAITHFUL |
| DEFINE ETHOS | CUSTOM |
| WHAT ENGLISH WORD COMES FROM THE LATIN WORD MORMOS? | MORALS |
| WHAT IS THE MAJOR PREMISE OF MINISTERAIL ETHICS? | GODLY LOVE IS ESSENTIAL FOR ATTAINING GODLY ETHICS. |
| LIST 3 GREAT ATTRIBUTES OF GOD REFLECTED IN ALL ETHECIAL CONDUCT ACCORDING TO JER. 9:24 | HIS LOVE, HIS JUSTICE,HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS |
| WHILE ETHICS IS PRIMARILY DECIDING WHAT OUR ACTION SHALL BE, MORALITY IS... | THE ACTION ITSELF. |
| ETHICS CAN BE VIEWED AS AN INTELLECTIAL AND SPIRITUAL EXCERSISE, MORALITY IS... | THE CARRYING OUT OF THE ETHICAL PREMISE. |
| ETHICS HAS TO DO WITH OUR ASPIRATIONS, GOALS, AND JUDGEMENTS OF ONE ANOTHER, BUT MORALITY IS... | PUTTING THEM INTO PRACTICE, OR NOT, AS THE CASE MAY BE. |
| THIS CONCEPT OF PAUL HAS NOT BEEN EMPHASIZED IN EITHER SEMINARIES OF PULPITS OF MOST EVAN. CHURCHES. | THE CONCEPT OF FLESH (THE SINFUL NATURE), VS SPIRIT AND THE SPIRITS ULTIMATE TRIUMPH. |
| 2 TRAITS THAT TYPICALLY CHARACTERIZE BAD PLEASURES: | WHEN SELF LOVE DOMINATES THE PLEASURE SEEKERS HEART, WHEN PLEASURE IS HARMFUL TO ANYONE |
| LAST 3 TRAITS TYPICALLY CHARACTERIZE BAD PLEASURES: | WHEN PLEASURE SEEKING BECOMES OBSESSIVE, WHEN ITS WITH THE WRONG CROWD, WHEN THE PLEASURE SEEKER IS ENGAGED IN PLEASURE AND THE LORDS PRESENCE ISN'T ENJOYED. |
| WHAT ETHICAL DELIMMA FACED JOSHUA IN CONQUERING JERICHO? | WHETHER OR NOT TO HONOR THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SPIES AND THE PROSTITUTE, RAHAB |
| WHAT IS THE GREATEST SERMON EVER PREACHED? | SERMON ON THE MOUNT |
| HOW HAD THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT BEEN CHARACTERIZED? | A SERMON ADDRESSED PRIMARILY TO DISCIPLES, BUT OVERHEARD BY THE CROWD. SPOKEN TO THE CHURCH, AND OVERHEARD BY THE WORLD. |
| WHAT DOES HENLEE H BARNETTE SAY ABOUT THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT REGARDING ETHICS? | ITS A SYSTEMATIC STATEMENT OF THE MAIN ELEMENTS OF THE CHRISTIAN ETHIC. |
| WHAT DO THE FIRST 3 BEATITUDES FOCUS ON? | THE LOWLY OF HEART |
| WHAT REMARKABLE CONCEPT DOES THE 2ND BEATITUDE INTRODUCE? | CONCEPT OF MOURNING OVER THE THINGS THAT HURT OR GREIVE GOD AS WELL AS THE JOY OF SUFFERING WITH CHRIST. |
| MATT. 5:17-18 DESCRIBES WHAT TRANSISTION? | THE TRANSISTION FROM LAW TO GRACE. |
| LIST 2 IMPLICATIONS OF THE DISCIPLES PRAYER. | WE HONOR GOD WHEN WE HOLD HIS NAME SACRED, GOD'S WILL IT TO BE RESPECTED BY BOTH PEOPLE AND ANGELS. |
| LIST 2 MORE IMPLICATIONS OF THE DISCIPLES PRAYER. | THE DEBTS OF OTHERS MUST BE FORGIVEN TO ENSURE GODS FORGIVENESS OF US, THE CRY OF THE HUMAN HEART MUST ALWAYS BE FOR GUIDANCE AWAY FROM THE SNARE OF THE EVIL ONE AND DELIVERANCE FROM ETHICAL AND MORAL FAILURE. |
| WHAT SOLEMN ADMONITION DOES JESUS CLOSE THE DESICLPES PRAYER WITH? | IF YOU DO NOT FORGIVE MEN THEIR SINS, YOUR FATHER WILL NOT FORGIVE YOUR SINS. |
| THE ESSENCE OF ETHICAL BEHAVIOR IS CONTAINED IN WHAT? | THE GOLDEN RULE |
| What does Dr. Pierce refer to as “a set of rules based on a norm different from the biblical guidelines we grew up with,” that we may wrongly adhere to? | Generational ethics |
| What insight does David H.C. Read give concerning the matter of generational ethics? | there is the historical morality whcih holds that the standards of our grandparents must be respected but not necessarily observed. |
| What is the central theme of Paul’s teaching on Christian ethics? | the conflict of the flesh(that is, the sinful nature),with the renewed spirit within the believer. |
| Name the handbook of church discipline for the early church. | the Didache, or The teaching fo the 12 Apostles |
| What 2 opposites did the Didache identify? | the way of life, and the way of death |
| In The Shepherd, Hermas particularly expressed what two moral obligations? | the duty of the rich to assist the needy,the duty of the needy to pray for the rich |
| Who is considered the first Christian thinker to deal specifically with ethics? | Clement of Alexandria |
| What problem was Clement, the first Christian thinker, faced with? | with educated men coming into the church, were Greek learning and philosophical ideas to be acceptable to the christian faith? |
| How did John Wesley influence England’s ethical thinking? | by his emphasis on holy love |
| How did John Wesley influence England’s ethical thinking of emphasis on holy love? | his view made it incumbent on the rich to give to the poor. Insisted we owe sosiety all that we have above our needs and those of our dependents, and that the poor have the right to share the wealth of the rich |
| During the years prior to and during the Civil War, what clearly dictated the moral and ethical posture of the Church and the state? | slavery |
| What great tragedy stemmed from the Civil War? | although the legal and political aspects of slavery were setteled, the nation remained bitterly divided on its ethical and moral aspects. |
| During the industrial revolution of the latter part of the nineteenth century, what emerged as the result of the Church’s attempt to help raise the living standard of the people? | the social gospel. |
| What trend resulted from the promulgation of the social gospel? | to forget the nail purpose of the church, to preach salvation by faith alone. |
| How di the promulgation of the social gospel affect missions? | it lsot its evangelistic fevor and became simply a spreading of western culture to backwards nations. |
| Define the first of two divisions, or classes, of Christian ethics cited by Dr. Henlee H. Barnette. | teleological ethics (directed toward an end or shaped by a purpose), whcih begins with thte prob. of the end of humankind. |
| Define the second of the divisions, or classes, of Christian ethics cited by Dr. Henlee H. Barnette. | deontological (moral, obligational)ethics-the ethics of obedience, a radical obedience to the demands of God |
| Define the ethics of liberalism and how it is described. | the "social gospel" the kingdom of God is a social reality on earth |
| Define the ethics of fundamentalism and how it is described. | legalism: conformity to a moral code |
| Describe the ethical dimension of the Holy Spirit’s work. | not to merely convict but to convert, to bring spiritual rebirth to lost sinners. he woould help select and prepare a bride for Christ, imputing holiness and righteousness to the new converts. He would become the fire of evangelism for the church. Teh |
| What must ministers do to assure that the anointing of the Holy Spirit is always present when they speak? | jealously quard their personal lives as wella s their ministries. |
| How important are spiritual gifts to the contemporary Church? | In the light of the spiritual and moral decay surrounding the church, they are needed more than ever. The church must develope a high ethical standard that influences the world rather than the low standards of the world influencing it. the rapid growth o |
| Give the first of two unethical reasons are cited for the necessity of a balanced approach to spiritual manifestations in a worship service? | its unethical ti exclude the moving of the Spirit from the service for fear of emotionalism |
| Give the second of two unethical reasons are cited for the necessity of a balanced approach to spiritual manifestations in a worship service? | to rely on emotionalism to provide evidence of the Holy Spirit |
| What is one of the more compelling reasons for the current widespread expectation of Christ’s return? | the moral and ethical deterioration of the times |
| List one of the four ways that ministers may deal ethically with the expectation of the coming of the Lord. | encourage those for whom the promise has lost its luster. |
| List the second of four ways that ministers may deal ethically with the expectation of the coming of the Lord. | reassure those who have become discouraged because of unfulfilled spiritual yearnings. |
| List the third of four ways that ministers may deal ethically with the expectation of the coming of the Lord. | help rekindle the fire of the first love of the lethargic, those who have lost their concern for righteousness. |
| List the fourth of four ways that ministers may deal ethically with the expectation of the coming of the Lord. | Ministers will need to preach, live and act with the same momentary expectation of the coming of the Lord that characterized leaders of the early church. |
| What is the ethical solution to the spiritual problem behind abortion? | for the church to assume responsibility for the spiritual decline in America that has led to this tragic situation. |
| Give one of five considerations should form the basis of the minister’s opposition to active euthanasia? | improved pain control by medical science has enhanced the quality of life until there is no excuse for advocating premature death. |
| Give the second of five considerations should form the basis of the minister’s opposition to active euthanasia? | if the sick or afflicted are not christians, it would be unthinkable to plinge that person into eternity with out Christ. |
| Give the third of five considerations should form the basis of the minister’s opposition to active euthanasia? | God is the giver of life, when it is to cease is His decision. |
| Give the fourth of five considerations should form the basis of the minister’s opposition to active euthanasia? | Christians believe in the supernatural. There have been many miracles recoveries of terminal cases involving both believers and unbelievers. |
| Give the fifth of five considerations should form the basis of the minister’s opposition to active euthanasia? | advocacy of euthanasia is primarily a non-christian |
| What does a recently published report indicate regarding the TV-watching habits of Christians? | tv watching habits of christians are the same as non-christian if not worse |
| What should be the attitude of ministers toward the problem of homosexuality? | love the sinner but hate the sin |
| What steps can ministers take to guard the children in their congregations from potential abuse by pedophiles volunteering as children’s workers? | they must not use new or unfamiliar persons as childrens workers, set up a screening process, insure churchagainst liability. |
| Give one of two choices are generally available when a minister is invited to pastor a church that does not offer adequate support? | accept the church in good faith that the board would permit earning outside income to supliment salary, believing that God will soon bring growth and economic strength to the church to enable it to provide adequate pastorial support. |
| Give the second of two choices are generally available when a minister is invited to pastor a church that does not offer adequate support? | withdrawl as a canidate for the pastorate which is preferable to driving a hard bargin. |
| How are pastors in the position to raise the ethical, moral, and spiritual level of the entire congregation? | by the power of their example |
| According to the text, what are the only two situations wherein confidence cannot be held by ministers? | to prevent a crime from taking place, and to avoid becoming an accessory before the fact of a crime. |
| State the ethical approach to take when disgruntled or hurt members of a troubled church show up at the church you pastor. | be prepared with an ethical approach. The first time they attend, it is proper to welcome them without commentary about why they are there. By the second visit you should talk with them and contact their Pastor. |
| What is your goal in working with people disgruntled parishoners from other churches? | to return these sheep to the care of thier undershepherd. |
| When an individual joins a ministerial fellowship/denomination, what is the ethical position they must take regarding the doctrine of the group? | they must affirm the doctrine. They have an obligation to agree with the doctrinal positions. |
| If a minister cannot resolve questions and doubts regarding doctrinal differences within a fellowship/denomination of which he is a member, what is the ethical thing to do, for both himself and the fellowship/denomination? | voluntarily withdrawling |
| What two income tax incentives available to ministers are mentioned? | ministers housing allowance is excludable, an accountable, reimbursed expense plan to enable the minister to pay business expenses from a designatee fund. |
| What is clearly stated in the laws governing the minister’s right to waive social security program participation? | the only basis for being excluded from participation in SS is conscientious objection to receiving financial benifit payments from the government. |
| List the first of five suggestions Dr. Pierce gives for maintaining a wholesome marital relationship or possibly salvaging an unhealthy one. | talk frankly to you spouse about your sexual needs. |
| List the second of five suggestions Dr. Pierce gives for maintaining a wholesome marital relationship or possibly salvaging an unhealthy one. | work at maintaining a loving tender relationship. |
| List the third of five suggestions Dr. Pierce gives for maintaining a wholesome marital relationship or possibly salvaging an unhealthy one. | don't let an argument turn into a standing feud (take the humble part) |
| List the fourth of five suggestions Dr. Pierce gives for maintaining a wholesome marital relationship or possibly salvaging an unhealthy one. | occasionally go together to a marriage seminar. reguardless of the benefit, merely going will speak volumes to your mate. |
| List the fifth of five suggestions Dr. Pierce gives for maintaining a wholesome marital relationship or possibly salvaging an unhealthy one. | should the relationship seem to be in trouble, don't let the word "divorce" be uttered before going for counceling. |
| What is the sensible procedure when a male minister is calling on a woman in her home? | some other person accompany the minister, avoid repeated calling |
| List five factors that can contribute to sexual indiscretion or the moral failure of a minister. | a spiritual prob., overwork, marital discord, ego, poor self-image |
| Although returning to ministry is usually the perceived highest priority to fallen ministers, in reality, what is the critical issue in their restoration? | to return to spiritual wholeness |
| What does revolutionary subordination command of us? | to live in submission to human authority until it becomes destructive |
| When is the temptation to abuse power often the strongest? | when one moves into a leadership vaccume left by the predecessor |
| Why do many young people insist that they were disillusioned with the church as children? | becaseu unwise parents discussed only negative side of church relationships in their presence |
| According to Otto Piper, what is the twofold reason for the Sabbath? | day of rest, day of worship and sanctification |
| List the first of five qualities of the Ten Commandments that are not found in any other code or guideline for morality. | given my God, the TC hold for the Jews a significance similar to that held by the sermon on the mount, given by Jesus, for Christians |
| List the second of five qualities of the Ten Commandments that are not found in any other code or guideline for morality. | the TC are concise but complete; they reflect divine authority, not mere human idealism. Tehy possess an eternal quality, a grandeur as though they belong to the ages |
| List the third of five qualities of the Ten Commandments that are not found in any other code or guideline for morality. | teh TC are closely interrelated. It is virtually impossible to break only one at a time. |
| List the fourth of five qualities of the Ten Commandments that are not found in any other code or guideline for morality. | the TC have application to all people, all cultures, all time. First 5 apply to our relationship with God, last five, our duty to self. |
| List the fifth of five qualities of the Ten Commandments that are not found in any other code or guideline for morality. | the TC go beyond the external and moral aspects of proper conduct. |
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