Grade 10 Open Religion Exam Review Exam date: Wed., June 27th, 2018 Exam format: Multiple Choice (25) Matching (15) True/false (20) Short Answer (5 choices you – respond to 2) Reflection (3 choices you respond – to 1) Events & concepts to review: The focus area of each form of Unit 1: Called to Jesus secular anthropology (ex. Biological) Terms/people to review: Literary forms in the Bible (ex. Myth) Anthropology Types of truth (ex. Moral truth) Secular Literalist vs contextualist approach Inerrancy The differences between of “Jesus Inspiration History” and of Faith” “Christ Salvation history Messianic Promise Messiah The principle that unifies the Faith Source writings of the NT Historical Source Covenants vs contracts Gospels Jesus as the Covenant” “New Acts of the Apostles What calling Jesus meant for “Lord” Pauline Epistles Christians Letter to the Hebrews The four portraits of Jesus (Gospels): Catholic Epistles The main perspective of each Book of Revelation Gospel Covenant Whether or not Jesus’ life Abraham was recorded in a logical Isaac fashion in the Gospels Joseph Whether or not we should Moses read the Gospels as detailed King Saul biographies of Jesus King David The key lessons Jesus taught King Solomon How Jesus offered hope for the Diaspora outcasts in society Evangelists Unit 2: Called to Be Church
Grade 10 Open Religion Exam Review Exam date: Wed., June 27th, 2018 Exam format: Multiple Choice (25) Matching (15) True/false (20) Short Answer (5 choices – you respond to 2) Reflection (3 choices – you respond to 1) Unit 1: Called to Jesus Terms/people to review: Anthropology Secular Inerrancy Inspiration Salvation history Messiah Faith Source Historical Source Gospels Acts of the Apostles Pauline Epistles Letter to the Hebrews Catholic Epistles Book of Revelation Covenant Abraham Isaac Joseph Moses King Saul King David King Solomon Diaspora Evangelists Events & concepts to review: The focus area of each form of secular anthropology (ex. Biological) Literary forms in the Bible (ex. Myth) Types of truth (ex. Moral truth) Literalist vs contextualist approach The differences between “Jesus of History” and “Christ of Faith” Messianic Promise The principle that unifies the writings of the NT Covenants vs contracts Jesus as the “New Covenant” What calling Jesus “Lord” meant for Christians The four portraits of Jesus (Gospels): The main perspective of each Gospel Whether or not Jesus’ life was recorded in a logical fashion in the Gospels Whether or not we should read the Gospels as detailed biographies of Jesus The key lessons Jesus taught How Jesus offered hope for the outcasts in society Unit 2: Called to Be Church
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