Question 1
2 / 2 pts
Celtic Christians believe in the existence of _______, where the gap between the natural and
supernatural are more transparent.
Narrow places
Thin places
Clear places
None of the above
Question 2
2 / 2 pts
What is the manner in which Christians ought to do all things?
As a way to witness to others
As an expression of love of God
As an example to others
As an opportunity for personal growth
I Question 3
0 / 2 pts
_______ can be viewed as a position that cannot be proved but that can be
defended.
Atheistic materialism
Christianity
Both of the above
None of the above
Question 4
2 / 2 pts
Supernaturalists believe that nothing other than the material world exists.
True
False
I Question 5
0 / 2 pts
Which of the following is true of Christian ethics, according to Entwistle?
Christians need not behave ethically because God provides forgiveness
Christians are obligated to moral obedience
Christians will never suffer
Christians decide how ethically they will behave
2 / 2 pts
Every worldview attempts to answer basic metaphysical questions about the world.
True
False
Question 7
2 / 2 pts
Character is shaped through what, according to Aristotle?
Understanding the philosophical basis of what character is
Difficulty
Living out an ethical system
The salvation experience
I Question 8
0 / 2 pts
Classical education has severed the development of character from the attainment of
knowledge.
True
Question 6
False
0 / 2 pts
Which of the following beliefs is NOT a difference between naturalism and supernaturalism?
Existence of a material realm
Origin of a material realm
Purpose of a material realm
Trajectory of a material realm
Question 10
2 / 2 pts
Which of the following is NOT an assumption of naturalism?
Matter has always existed, and it is meaningless to ask why it exists
Human beings are complex configurations of matter
The world consists of matter in motion
God is not a material being; rather, God is eternally existent
I Question 9
I Question 11
0 / 2 pts
A worldview can survive without an ethical system with a set of guidelines for which behaviors
are acceptable and which are not.
True
False
Question 12
2 / 2 pts
Which of the following statements does NOT reflect what Entwistle says about how Christians
should appreciate beauty?
Appreciating beauty is a way of appreciating and praising God.
Material beauty is meant to be enjoyed.
Christians should recognize the finiteness of material beauty.
Internal beauty is the only type of beauty worth recognizing.
Question 13
2 / 2 pts
Which of the following is NOT true of the nature of God?
He has the right to tell us how we should live.
He created and loves human beings.
He allows suffering.
He cannot relate to people who are suffering.
In the Eastern world, most people are either naturalists or supernaturalisms.
True
False
I Question 15
0 / 2 pts
Aristotle was the first person to create a comprehensive philosophical system in the Western
world.
True
False
I Question 16
0 / 2 pts
The nature of the origin of the world and the nature of source of ethical values and of beauty
would be considered issues under what area of study?
Metaphysics
Question 14
2 / 2 pts
Cosmology
Epistemology
Aesthetics
According to the text, a Christian view of humanity begins with _____ and ______.
Wonder, awe
Questions, answers
Praying, enlightenment
None of the above
Question 18
2 / 2 pts
According to Entwistle, both psychologists and theologians develop theories from
_____________.
A Christian worldview
An antecedent worldview
An atheistic worldview
Question 17
2 / 2 pts
An eclectic worldview
Question 19
2 / 2 pts
According to Entwistle, how do Christians view supernatural and natural explanations of
phenomena?
Both are useful in gaining understanding.
Only supernatural explanations are viable, because natural explanations are flawed by sinful
nature.
The Bible is the only source of true understanding.
Natural explanations are used to explain the material, and supernatural explanations are used
to explain the immaterial.
Question 20
2 / 2 pts
What is an example of an intrapsychic phenomenon?
Conscious conflict
Interpersonal conflict
Innate drives
All of the above
Question 21
2 / 2 pts
Entwistle talks about what the systematic theologian Wayne Grudem had to say about the
effects of the Fall. Which of the following does Grudem NOT say?
The effects were widespread.
Man cannot have moral purity.
The image of God was destroyed.
Man's sinfulness keeps him from reflecting God's holiness.
they are used only by the scientific community to avoid conflict in integration.
they can be challenged as new theories are developed, creating growth in
the field.
they are accepted, regardless of religious affiliation.
they are rarely challenged, because of the abundance of research supporting them.
Question 22
2 / 2 pts
Once psychological theories are developed,
Question 23
2 / 2 pts
Psychology as a science is based on the premises that the world is an orderly place in which
observation can lead to awareness of the regularities of phenomena.
True
False
Niebuhr argued that the limitations of our creatureliness should be understood as part of the
fall of man.
True
False
Question 25
2 / 2 pts
Which of the following is an implication of a supernaturalistic perspective?
all questions have materialistic answers, and matter is all that there is.
the material realm expresses the designs and purposes of its creator.
the material realm does not exist.
the world is self-contained.
I Question 24
0 / 2 pts
Question 26
2 / 2 pts
Which approach to philosophical anthropology can prescribe a normative (i.e., what 'ought' to
be) view of human nature?
psychological
theological
both a and b
neither a nor b
Question 27
2 / 2 pts
According to _________, the material world is all that exists, and no outside source is
responsible for its existence.
cosmology
metaphysics
naturalism
supernaturalism
Question 28
2 / 2 pts
The psychological approach to philosophical anthropology is ________, while the theological
approach is ____________.
normative; descriptive
normative; idiographic
idiographic; normative
descriptive; normative
Which of the following is NOT an assumption of the psychological approach to philosophical
anthropology?
the world is knowable and predictable
humans are finite and fallen
the biopsychosocial framework
naturalistic explanations
I Question 30
0 / 2 pts
According to the module 3 video, one's philosophical anthropology depends on
Question 29
2 / 2 pts
worldview, epistemology, and cosmology
worldview, epistemology, and metaphysics
epistemology, metaphysics, and cosmology
epistemology, theology, and cosmology
Question 1
2 / 2 pts
Entwistle maintains that it is important to form a set of ethical guidelines within a worldview
because
ethics are the unifying factor between different worldviews.
nature itself cannot provide reason and morality.
ethical guidelines are biologically determined.
all of the above.
Question 2
2 / 2 pts
Jean is interested in knowing, if God is so good, why bad things happen in the world. Jean is
interested in
sovereignty
providence
theodicy
theocracy
True
False
0 / 2 pts
What is true of the relationship between miracles and natural law?
Natural laws uncovered by science describe how things usually are, but do not dictate how
things must be.
Miracles defy the laws of nature.
Miracles are God's ways of correcting aspects of His original creation.
Natural law cannot accommodate miracles, which is why atheists cannot accept miracles as
reality.
Question 3
2 / 2 pts
Classical education has severed the development of character from the
attainment of knowledge.
I Question 4
Question 5
2 / 2 pts
In the Eastern world, most people are either naturalists or supernaturalisms.
True
False
Question 6
2 / 2 pts
Modern psychology is built on a scientific approach but is also built on the metaphysical
assumptions of those who study and practice psychology.
True
False
2 / 2 pts
What is the term that answers why God allows suffering?
problem of pain
sufficiency
theodicy
naturalism
Question 7
Question 8
2 / 2 pts
Celtic Christians believed in the idea of "thin places" which are
when the natural and supernatural worlds seem almost to meet or collide.
places of solitude Christians would go to fast and pray.
when Christians experienced divine revelation.
designated rooms in their churches reserved for meditation on God.
True
False
Question 10
2 / 2 pts
Which of the following statements about naturalists and supernaturalists is (are) false?
Both believe in the material world.
Both believe in supernaturalism to some degree.
Question 9
2 / 2 pts
Aristotle was the first person to create a comprehensive philosophical
system in the Western world.
Both are theories of explaining the nature and structure of reality.
All of the above are true.
Question 11
2 / 2 pts
The American eugenics movement arose from Social Darwinism. This movement sought to
accomplish what goal?
Provide humanitarian aid to those in need
Fight back against Darwin's theory that only the strong should survive
Create laws that sterilized families who were seen as "less" fit
Actively dispose of people who were unhealthy or diseased.
Question 12
2 / 2 pts
Celtic Christians believe in the existence of _______, where the gap between the natural and
supernatural are more transparent.
Narrow places
Thin places
Clear places
None of the above
Question 13
2 / 2 pts
Supernaturalists believe that nothing other than the material world exists.
True
False
Question 14
2 / 2 pts
Character is shaped through what, according to Aristotle?
Understanding the philosophical basis of what character is
Difficulty
Living out an ethical system
The salvation experience
Question 15
2 / 2 pts
Scientists are able to avoid making any metaphysical assumptions.
True
False
Question 16
2 / 2 pts
Every worldview attempts to answer basic metaphysical questions about the world.
True
False
Question 17
2 / 2 pts
From which work are Shakespeare's lines are often misunderstood?
Hamlet
The Comedy of Errors
Julius Caesar
Macbeth
Question 18
2 / 2 pts
Niebuhr argued that the limitations of our creatureliness should be understood as part of the
fall of man.
True
False
Question 19
2 / 2 pts
According to Entwistle, what is a foundational assumption in integrating psychology and
theology?
Knowledge comes from both disciplines.
It cannot be done without sacrificing the integrity of one or both disciplines.
Eventually, one of the disciplines must become obsolete.
Both disciplines must converge in the use of the same primary methodology.
Question 20
2 / 2 pts
Entwistle talks about what the systematic theologian Wayne Grudem had to say about the
effects of the Fall. Which of the following does Grudem NOT say?
The effects were widespread.
Man cannot have moral purity.
The image of God was destroyed.
Man's sinfulness keeps him from reflecting God's holiness.
Question 21
2 / 2 pts
According to Entwistle, how do Christians view supernatural and natural explanations of
phenomena?
Both are useful in gaining understanding.
Only supernatural explanations are viable, because natural explanations are flawed by sinful
nature.
The Bible is the only source of true understanding.
Natural explanations are used to explain the material, and supernatural explanations are used
to explain the immaterial.
Question 22
2 / 2 pts
Christian theology sees God's revealed Word as discernable, and views it as the guide for faith
and practice.
True
False
A Christian worldview
Question 23
2 / 2 pts
According to Entwistle, both psychologists and theologians develop theories
from _____________.
An antecedent worldview
An atheistic worldview
An eclectic worldview
Question 24
2 / 2 pts
What is the difference between how Christianity and psychology look at human nature?
Neither can understand humanity as it is, but Christianity knows, in part, what humanity was
intended to be.
Both can understand humanity as it is, but psychology seeks to understand what humanity
could be.
Both can understand humanity as it is, but Christianity knows, in part, what
humanity was intended to be.
Neither can understand humanity as it is, but psychology seeks to uncover what humanity
should be.
Question 25
2 / 2 pts
The module 3 video asserted which of the following with respect to cosmology?
The cosmology of Genesis points to the creation of humankind as God's
crowning achievement, while modern cosmology demonstrates that our
planet is relatively insignificant and peripheral.
The cosmology of Genesis points to the creation of humankind as God's crowning achievement,
and modern cosmology also demonstrates the prominence of humans.
The cosmology of Genesis points to the relative irrelevance of humankind, and modern
cosmology demonstrates that our planet is relatively insignificant and peripheral.
The cosmology of Genesis points to the relative irrelevance of humankind, but modern
cosmology demonstrates the significance of our planet.
Question 26
2 / 2 pts
Which of the following is an implication of a naturalistic perspective?
all questions have materialistic answers, and matter is all that there is.
the material realm expresses the designs and purposes of its creator.
the material realm does not exist.
creation inspires awe of the creator.
I Question 27
0 / 2 pts
According to _________, matter is derivative, not original.
cosmology
metaphysics
naturalism
supernaturalism
I Question 28
0 / 2 pts
Which of the following is NOT a methodology employed by the theological approach to
philosophical anthropology?
hermeneutics
literary techniques
reason
all of the above are used by theology
Question 29
2 / 2 pts
Which of the following is NOT an assumption of the psychological approach to philosophical
anthropology?
the world is knowable and predictable
humans are finite and fallen
the biopsychosocial framework
naturalistic explanations
I Question 30
0 / 2 pts
The goal of compassion is held by the _____________ approach(es) to philosophical
anthropology.
psychological
theological
psychological and theological
teleological
What is epistemology?
A branch of philosophy that deals with the grounds and nature of knowledge
What two psychologists begin looking at and interpreting the unconscious mind, making psychology a
threat to theology?
Charcot and Freud
Whose model of the universe did the Roman Catholic Church embrace for thousands of years?
Aristotle
According to the text, Christians were often on the forefront of the movement to
Develop hospitals for the mentally ill
According to Entwistle, what was seen as the supreme source of knowledge throughout the middle
ages?
The church
Evangelical Christians see rejection of supernaturalism as
a rejection of Christian orthodoxy
Whitehead believed that Christianity introduced the possibility of a unique worldview. What aspects of
this worldview paved the way for scientific thinking?
All of the above
Aaron believes that there is an object reality around us, but he cannot perceive that reality with
certainty. He would be known as a(n)
Critical realists
In the introductory video, what illustration represented the differences between the sacramental view of
life and compartmentalizing?
Rubbermaid containers
As cited by Entwistle, Livingstone described the relationship between Christianity and modernism. He
said that modernism painted the picture that Christianity opposes scientific progress
Judy thinks that each person's perception is that person's reality. She would be known as a(n)
native realist
As noted by Entwistle, Francis Collins discussed his journey through processing the relationship between
faith and reason. What did he believe about the relationship at the end of this journey?
The God in the Bible is also the God who created science.
All truth is God's truth means that wherever and however
truth is discovered, its author is God
What type of logic is based on the sequence of premises, inferences, and conclusions?
Deductive logic
According to the introductory video, the main question raised by God's revelations in creation is
Are the psychological and theological understandings of human beings compatible
Who can modern psychology can be traced to?
Wilhelm Wundt
According to Entwistle, sin has the most powerful effect on
ethics, theology and the humanities
believe that there is a direct one-to-one correspondence between perception and reality
Native realists
Which of the following was not one of the four basic questions regarding worldviews?
All are questions of worldview
Where is the Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services located?
Michigan
Since the effects of original sin permeate every aspect of human experience, Entwistle maintains that
certain constraints are put on the accuracy and certainty of knowledge claims
According to Entwistle, what does the word consummation refer to
The completion of God's rule
Modernism developed what idea about knowledge during the Enlightenment?
We can know right and wrong with certainty through reason
According to the introductory video, the sacramental view of life is rooted in
the incarnation
According to the introductory video, what does scripture assert about God's revelation?
God's revelation can be seen in creation
Prior to the enlightenment, psychology was a subfield of
philosophy
Which of the following is an implication of God's revelation in creation noted in the introductory video?
We should study creation
After reading chapter 2 of Entwistle's book we can conclude that
all of the above
Animists believe that
Spirits inhabit the world and impose their wills upon it
Whose daughter wrote about the visit of Oskar Pfister as a popular guest in her home with her father?
Freud
A Christian Worldview
All of the above
Which of the following is not part of Evangelicalism heritage?
Civil right movement
In the module 2 video, the discrepancy between perceptions of the Big Bad Wolf and news reporter was
the introduction to which important concept?
Epistemology
According to Entwistle, Christians look at the bible as a source of
all truth, but not every truth
What was (were) the potential effect(s) of integrating psychology and Christianity
All of the above
According to the introductory video, this class is unique in that
it's a personal journey of uncovering implicit assumptions
The prime vehicle for the care of the psyche in the western world for the last two millennia has been
the church
What are the main overarching methodologies or ways of knowing?
Logic, Empiricism, Revelation and Hermeneutics
According to the text, Christians were often of the forefront of the movement to
develop hospitals for the mentally ill
With which of the following characteristics of modernism would Christians take issue?
Rejection of authority
What was Entwistle's main point in sharing the story about Jimmy's claim to have learned guitar on stage
with a rock and roll star?
That the conclusion was contingent on each person's method of evaluating knowledge
In his introduction, Entwistle detailed his walks around a lake. Which of the following best describes the
take-home message of his story?
One's perspective shapes what one sees
What was the net result of the conflict between Galileo and the Roman Catholic Church?
The church banished empirical evidence in favor of the canon of church dogma
The sacramental view of life argues that
Everything is sacred, since it all emanates from and ought to give praise to God
Who can modern psychology be traced to
Wilhelm Wundt
If God reveals himself in creation which of the following methods of knowing are appropriate for
Christians according to the module 2 video?
All of the above
To note the importance of worldview, Entwistle discusses which punishment that was deemed
appropriate in African Culture, but that would be considered torture in American culture
burning a childs hands for stealing
Which of the following was not one of the four basic questions regarding worldviews
All are questions of worldview
What is intellectual integrity according to Entwistle?
Testing truth for the potential for self-deception and the intent to deceive others
The core belief of the Enlightenment was that
religion impedes scientific progress
Years after the court case against MacArthur's church was dismissed, Macarthur reflected on the events
in an interview. What did he say?
Macarthur had no regrets. The boy's problem was a sin problem, and there was no need to see a
psychological counselor
According to Entwistle, what is a foundational assumption in integrating psychology and theology?
Knowledge comes from both disciplines
In the philosophical anthropology, psychologists rely on blank to develop and analyze ideas
reason
The example Entwistle gives with the issues of anger illustrates that each of the 5 models of integration
offers different perspectives about the issue of anger
Entwistle talks about what the systematic theologian Wayne Gruden had to say about the effects of the
fall. Which of the following does Gruden NOT say?
The image of God was destroyed
Aristotle was the first person to create a comprehensive philosophical system in the western world
true
In the Eastern world, most people are either naturalists or supernaturalists
false
Secular combatants see Christians as incapable of accurately understanding mental health, while
Christians combat
all of the above
Who invented perhaps the most influential models of the relationship of psychology and Christianity
Carter
Freud went so far as to compare religion to
Childhood neurosis
What word describes the study of the origin and structure of the origin and structure of the universe
Cosmology
Domestic espionage promotes
health and wellness
A domestic spy can be described as someone
within the church, who is more committed to understanding the psychological benefits of his or her own
faith
What is the basic presupposition of the Nouthetic counseling movement
The only counseling text is scripture
Which of the following is not true of psychological methodologies
All methodologies are empirical
Foreign spies are psychologists seeking the benefits
religion has to offer.
Which of the following is not identified as a goal of psychology?
Evolutionary evidence
Metaphysics is defined as the philosophical investigation of the
nature and structure of reality
A foreign spy is a person who is not committed to a religious system, but who
wants to make use of its resources
According to the text, a Christian view of humanity begins with BLANK and BLANK
Wonder, awe
According to the module 3 video, one's philosophical anthropology depends on
Worldview, epistemology and cosmology
According to Entwistle theology is primarily concerned with BLANK whereas psychology is primarily
concerned with BLANK
Nature of God and Gods relationship with the world, the nature and functioning of humans
Which of the following is NOT a methodology employed by the theological approach to philosophical
anthropology?
All of the above are used by theology
The module 3 video asserted which of the following with respect to Cosmology
The cosmology of Genesis points to the creation of humankind as God's crowning achievement, while
modern cosmology demonstrates that our planet is relatively insignificant and peripheral
Which of the following illustrations was used in the Antagonism video as an example of enemies
Irish Catholics and British Protestants
According to BLANK, matter is derivative, not original
Supernaturalism
Which of the following statements does NOT reflect what Entwistle says about how Christians should
appreciate beauty?
Internal beauty is the only type of beauty worth recognizing
What is the term that answers why God allows suffering?
Theodicy
Christian theology sees God's revealed word as discernable, and views it as the guide for faith and
practice
True
Christianity as salvation from low self-esteem would be an example of
domestic spies
Entwistle maintains that it is important to form a set of ethical guidelines within a worldview because
nature itself cannot provide reason and morality
According to BLANK, the material world is all that exists, and no outside source is responsible for its
existence
Naturalism
Which of the following is NOT a core conclusion about humanity, from the theological philosophical
anthropology perspective?
Humans are creatures of habit
A domestic spy's a person who is committed to Christian faith, but focuses more on psychological
benefits than on theological beliefs
A mnemonic device that may help you remember the six models for relating psychology and Christianity
is ending spurious conflict requires new alternatives true
Albert Ellis's assumptions clearly reflect which model?
Enemies
In the espionage video, what example was used in the introduction to show that some people have good
intentions behind their spying activities
Nanny cams
There are two main trends taking place that have lessened the intensity of the enemies model. What is
one of these trends?
The ethical stance in clinical psychology that counselors must respect the religious views of their clients
In which model does the Christian psychology movement belong?
Rebuilders
Which of the following statements about naturalists and supernaturalist is (are) false
Both believe in supernaturalism to some degree
Celtic Christians believed in the idea of thin places which are when the
natural and supernatural worlds seem almost to meet or collide
Which of the following statements is false regard to the eugenics movement, as noted by Entwistle
The church made a concerted effort to stop this movement
How does Abraham Maslow's posthumously-published journal emphasize the importance of
understanding one's biases and assumptions in order to elucidate one's worldview?
His secret opinion that Christianity was useless and weak shaped his well-known theories
Francis Bacon says that God's word reveals His BLANK, and God's work reveals His BLANK.
Will; power
Which of the following is not an assumption of naturalism
God is not a material being, rather God is externally existent
According to Entwistle, both psychologists and theologians develop theories from
An antecedent worldview
Nouthetic Counseling is
Based on the Bible and the Bible only
What is true of the relationship between miracles and natural law?
Natural laws uncovered by science describe how things usually are, but do not dictate how things must
be
According to Entwistle, when has the espionage occurred?
When the individual becomes more interested in the psychological benefits of Christian faith
independent of Christianity itself
BLANK can be viewed as a position that cannot be proved, but that can be defended
Both of the above
