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According to Catholic theology, believing you know you will go to heaven is considered a mortal sin.
True
John the Baptist was an eschatological harbinger who preached about the kingdom of God being far away.
False
The concept of purgatory provides a sense of hopelessness for Catholics.
False
The writer of Hebrews interpreted the incident of Abraham and Isaac as a typology for Jesus' sacrificial death.
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The Catholic catechism teaches that it is possible to know for certain that one will go to heaven.
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John the Baptist's message was focused on alleviating eschatological terror.
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The Septuagint translates the Hebrew Yahid as Monogamace in Genesis 22.
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The phrase 'Savior of the world' is used in multiple places in the New Testament.
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The priest's homily at a Catholic funeral focuses on the importance of praying for the deceased's salvation.
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The verb used in verse 12 and the verse discussed in the lecture is the same.
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The term 'only begotten' primarily refers to Jesus' mode of origin.
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The Vulgate's Unigenitus and the King James Version's 'only begotten' carry the same meaning.
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Lou is supportive of typical Orthodox Christianity.
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Catholics believe that one's fate is sealed at the moment of death, with no chance of change.
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Jesus endorsed John the Baptist's message of eschatological terror.
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The King James Version translators knew Greek better than Latin.
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The phrase 'only begotten' is a widely accepted translation in lexica today.
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The New King James Version has replaced the phrase 'only begotten' with a more modern translation.
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The Father sent the Son and the Spirit into the world as Savior.
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The Aryan view of Jesus as a created being was supported by the Vulgate's influence on early English Bibles.
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The lecture emphasizes the importance of combining objective and subjective, historical and experiential aspects in Christian certainty.
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Jerome's Vulgate is an early English version of the Bible.
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The lecture discusses the cross references and commentary interaction in detail.
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The ultimate efficacy of Jesus' work is emphasized in the lecture.
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For John, love and faith are mutually exclusive concepts.
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The phrase 'God is love' is a central theme in the book of 1 John.
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The verb used in verse 12 and the verse discussed in the lecture is different.
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The lecture focuses primarily on the importance of obedience to commandments in 1 John 3:4.
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The historical mission of Jesus is evidence of the Son's community, not the Father's love.
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The abiding language in 1 John 4:16 is unidirectional, emphasizing God's presence in the believer.
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The lecture interprets the statement 'God is love' as a description of God's actions, not His nature.
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The concept of eschatological wrath refers to the punishment in the afterlife.
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The lecture emphasizes the importance of combining objective and historical aspects of Christian certainty.
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John's writing is characterized by a focus on promoting sentimentalism.
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The author asserts that Christians should always fear God.
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The author believes that perfect love can be attained in this life.
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The apostolic age is characterized by a Jewish eschatology that includes the concept of hell.
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The lecture emphasizes the importance of having a servile fear of God.
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The concept of fear in the Christian life is contradictory to having confidence in salvation.
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The author believes that Christians can have complete assurance of salvation in this life.
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