Your Theological Questionnaire

Your Theological Questionnaire
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The Doctrine of the Trinity

Part 1
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Explain the Trinity. How can be God one, yet three? Provide at least one passage for the deity of each member.
Use Scripture to describe the roles that each member of the Trinity plays in accomplishing our salvation.
List and briefly define which of God’s incommunicable attributes that most amaze/encourage you to worship, explain why this attributes are particularly significant for you.
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The Doctrine of the Trinity

Part 2
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Explain what we mean when we say that Jesus was fully human and fully God. How is the virgin birth relevant to this?
Did Jesus rise from the dead physically and spiritually, or just spiritually? Explain using Scripture why this important.
Is the Holy Spirit a real person or just an impersonal force? Explain using Scripture why this important.
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The Doctrine of the Word of God

Part 1
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When we say that the Bible is inerrant, what do we mean by that? What Scripture passage(s) teach this doctrine?
When we say that the Bible is inspired, what do we mean by that? What Scripture passage(s) teach this doctrine?
When we say that the Bible is sufficient, what do we mean by that? What Scripture passage(s) teach this doctrine?
When we say that the Bible is authoritative, what do we mean by that? What Scripture passage(s) teach this doctrine?
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The Doctrine of the Word of God

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How would you counsel someone concerned with the errors and contradictions in the Bible?
What role should the Bible play in the believer’s life?
What other scriptures has God given to man asides from the 66 books of the Bible? Can there be new modern-day revelation that has the same authority as the Bible, why or why not? How should we handle and test any other spiritual revelation?
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The Doctrine of Mankind and Sin
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What is your belief regarding the origin of creation and life?
What does it mean to be made in the image of God? Give examples of the ways in which we bear his image.
What is your belief regarding the roles of men and women in the home and church?

There is no distinction between male and female, therefore a woman can perform any role that a man can perform (e.g. a woman can be a pastor). Women are subservient to men and are to remain silent in the home and the church. Men and Women are equally made in God’s image, therefore we are to reflect the equality and subordination found within the Trinity (e.g. The Son is equal to, yet submits to the Father). So also the wife is equal to, yet submits to her husband. In the same way a woman cannot hold the office of elder because that would violate God’s design. The opposite sex is a complete mystery to me, and because they scare me I’m choosing not to answer this question.
Do you believe in a literal place called hell? If so, what is it like and who is going there?
Who or what is the devil and what are his purposes and intentions?
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The Doctrines of Grace

Part 1
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How does sin enter our lives? Is man sinful because he was born with a clean slate and then falls into sin or does he sin because he was born sinful? Include in your answer your understanding of “Total Depravity.”
How much power does an unsaved man have to solve his sin problem? Support your choice with Scripture in the next question.

Some power through a combination of good works and obedience and God’s power in our lives. No power at all. It is up to man to solve his problem. A man is saved through a chance encounter with a certain “Obi Wan Kenobi.”
Support your previous answer with Scripture verse(s).
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The Doctrines of Grace

Part 2
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Define the terms “election” and “free will”. Use Scripture to define what you believe about these concepts.
Define the doctrine of substitutionary atonement. To whom does this doctrine apply (include your understanding of 1 John 2:2)?
Define the doctrine of Irresistible Grace. How does God overcome our rebellion, and what impact does this doctrine have on your life personally?
Can a person who has been regenerated and in-dwelt with God’s Spirit lose their salvation? Give Scriptural proof.
Can an unbeliever be saved after his death?

Yes through a time of suffering in hell to atone for sin. No. Yes if he makes a deal with the devil. Yes if his family prays for his salvation in true faith.
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The Doctrine of Sanctification
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Briefly define the terms regeneration, justification, and sanctification. Give at least one verse for each explanation.
Many people “believe in God.” However, how does scripture describe true saving faith?
What are the differences between legalism and grace? What role do “good works” play in the life of the believer?
Give a response from Scripture to the person that says, “I will never be able to defeat ‘such and such’ a sin. It has complete control over my life.” Include in your answer a definition of “the flesh” according to Scripture.
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The Doctrine of the Church and End Times
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Define what the Scriptures mean when it uses the phrase “the Body of Christ.” Explain the purpose of the metaphor. After your explanation, tell us what you believe your personal function within the Body of Christ is and how do you support the whole?
What is the purpose of the local church and what role do the elders/pastors play in that purpose?
Please give your beliefs about the sign gifts of the Spirit (i.e. tongues, healing, miracles, prophesy). Especially address whether you believe they are active today or not.
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Your Theological Questionnaire

The Doctrine of the Trinity

The Doctrine of the Trinity

The Doctrine of the Word of God

The Doctrine of the Word of God

The Doctrine of Mankind and Sin

The Doctrines of Grace

The Doctrines of Grace

The Doctrine of Sanctification

The Doctrine of the Church and End Times