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True
False
It is part of a Christian worldview, regardless of whether God receives the praise.
It allows us to explore personal and social issues through the integration and application of
psychology and Christianity.
Psychology is the thought process component, and Christianity is the action component.
Christianity is the thought process component, and psychology is the action component.
Intellect
Question 1
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Orthodoxy can accommodate a radical revisioning of Christianity.
Question 2
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What is true of Applied Integration?
Question 3
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The Hebrews valued this most as it concerns the heart.
Relationship
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True
False
Be relational in ways that honor God
Seek and praise God
Be faithful stewards
Question 4
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Personal integration has little to do with motivation, as extrinsic motivation is
a subjective human quality.
Question 5
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According to Entwistle, which of the following describe(s) the end goal of a
Christian worldview?
All of the above
The Allies model recognizes that misunderstanding lies at the heart of the antagonism of the
Enemies model.
The Allies model views the antagonistic nature of the Enemies model as inexcusable.
The Allies model sees no truths present in any version of the Enemies model.
The Allies model agrees with Christian combatants that theology has supremacy over
psychology.
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According to Entwistle, which level of integration can be described as working toward personal
wholeness including reconciliation with others and with God?
Interdisciplinary integration
Experiential integration
Question 6
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How does the Allies model view the Enemies model?
Intradisciplinary integration
Faith-praxis integration
The two disciplines will be able to use the same methodologies interchangeably.
Only empirical research methods can be used in both disciplines.
The two disciplines will still use separate methodologies.
Only hermeneutics can be used in both disciplines.
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The Allies model, according to Entwistle, holds what belief about the integration of theology
and psychology?
Question 8
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Which of the following statements is true about how knowledge can be
gained through the Allies model?
A complete integration of the two disciplines is inevitable.
A complete integration of the two disciplines is not possible, as some aspects will remain
independent of one another.
A complete integration of the two disciplines has already happened.
A complete integration of the two disciplines is only possible with certain worldviews.
Developing a coherent worldview based on a Christian understanding of humans
Developing a more complete picture of a common subject through psychology and Christianity
Asking how Christianity and psychology ought to be applied to concrete situations
Developing an understanding of the historical and philosophical foundations of psychology and
Christian theology
Question 10
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Which of the following aspects of integration is true of disciplinary and
scholarly integration?
has its own set of assumptions.
is ultimately moving toward the same goals.
asks the same questions, but with different intentions.
seeks to better understand religion.
It is more of a description of God's character
Each individual's story as a follower of Christ
The account of Creation in Genesis 1
Christ's life, death, and resurrection to overcome sin
Question 11
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Looking at all five models of integration, one can see that each model
Question 12
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What is God's narrative that Entwistle mentions from which our Christian
worldview must begin?
Human reflection
Psychological reflection
Theological reflection
All of the above
Human interpretation can leave flaws in either discipline, so we need both to help us clarify and
assess our assumptions.
Both God's Word and God's Works contain truth through which we can gain knowledge about
Him and about human nature.
Studying one without the other is like ignoring part of God's truth, thereby losing the ability to
form a holistic Christian worldview.
All of the above.
I Question 13
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_______ typically focuses on the workings of God's world.
Question 14
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In Entwistle's thinking, why does one need to study both theology and
psychology?
racism
marital conflict
despair
nightmares about zombies
looks at the nature and functioning of human beings.
is an attempt to discern truth.
is multifaceted.
all of the above.
Question 15
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Integration can be applied to all of the following concrete situations EXCEPT
Question 16
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The integration of theology and psychology
a necessary process through which we can explore God and His world.
a waste of time, because people will never truly understand how to integrate theology and
psychology.
a futile effort, as it will always be flawed because of the depravity of human nature.
a sandwich method (i.e., pray ' lecture ' pray)
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The most basic formulation of Jewish theology was the:
Shawarma
President Netanyahu
Shema
Question 17
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Coe and Hasker describe integration as
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objectively, since there is only one correct model of integration.
independent of influence from others.
on a personal and social level as part of one's Christian worldview.
early on in life, and one should remain resolute in his or her original conclusions.
differences
conflicting rationales
parallels
Question 19
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Public and personal integration means that integration should be done
Question 20
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The observation of _______ between psychology and Christian theology can
be a first step toward integration.
overlapping approaches to the human condition
Defining what assumptions make the Christian worldview unique
Helping others to understand what the Christian worldview is
Defining what theology and psychology are
Defining the goals this model seeks to accomplish
Revere the author
Worship one of His creatures
Both a & b
None of the above
Question 21
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What does Entwistle state is the first obstacle in the Allies model?
I Question 22
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The way one reads God's books causes one to:
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Choose the appropriate missing word in the following definition of integration. "Our ________
in this particular area of the lordship of Christ over all of existence by our giving his special
revelation "God's true Word" its appropriate place of authority in determining our fundamental
beliefs about and practices toward all of reality and toward our academic subject matter in
particular"
academic investigation
living out
thinking about
understanding
I Question 24
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Which of the following reflects an Integration position?
God's Word is the only reliable source of knowledge; God's Works cannot be trusted.
God's Word and God's Works are both equally legitimate sources of knowledge, but we should
side with God's Word when there's disagreement.
God's Words can help us understand God's Works, and vice versa.
God's Works must be viewed through God's Word.
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pts
The Liberty Flames football team pursuing a conference championship would be an example of
which type of model?
Neutral Parties
Allies
Enemies
Transformational
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pts
Integration, like the neutral parties model, actually accepts both God's Word and God's works
as different domains that give us knowledge about human beings.
True
False
implicit
explicit
both a and b
neither a nor b
I Question 27
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Which type of integration is led by the Holy Spirit?
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According to Tan (as presented in the video), can a Christian practice integration with a non-
Christian client?
No, because Jesus cannot be part of the conversation.
No, because it would be a violation of ethics.
Yes, because one can reflect biblical values without mentioning the name of Jesus in the
session.
Yes, because integration is not part of the intake form.
implicit
explicit
Question 29
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According to Tan (as mentioned in the video), what is the most important
type of integration?
personal
ethical
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Choose the appropriate missing word in the following definition of integration. "A multifaceted
attempt to discern the _________ truths about the nature and functioning of human beings
from the unique vantage points of psychology (in its various sub-disciplines, utilizing diverse
methodologies) and Christianity (in theology, faith, and practice)."
core
ultimate
unified
underlying
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