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Used to describe a quality of thinking where we recognize various degrees of confidence in certain beliefs

In theology, it means the study of the doctrine of man.

Key Reformer and theologian. Wrote the Institutes of Christian Religion.

Medieval theologian (360-435 AD) who believed that a passage of Scripture had four different kinds of meanings

The doctrine of Christ

Respectful submission to the judgment of another

According to the medieval church, these were unquestionable doctrines established by the church councils.

The doctrine of the church

Humanist author from the time of the Reformation

Doctrine of the end times

The process of extracting the proper interpretation of a passage of Scripture

Word used to describe the kind of revelation that comes to all of humanity through nature and history

The study of the proper interpretation of Scripture

Last name of famous theologian from Princeton (1797-1879). First name: Charles. Wrote Systematic Theology.

Reformed Christians persecuted in France during reformation

The Holy Spirit’s work in giving insight into special revelation

Attribute of God, referring to His closeness to man, especially His kindness, mercy, love, tenderness, patience, and presence

Last name of Scottish reformer

Greek word (transliteration) for the science, doctrine, or study of something. It also means "word."

Theologian who is considered the initiator of the Reformation. He posted his 95 Theses on the door of the Wittenburg church in 1517.

Last name of theologian that expressed five different positions regarding the relationship between Christians and culture

Referring to the mind, this term is used to categorize the intellectual effects of sin.

Hard to understand

Right or straight thinking

Right or correct feelings or emotions

Right behavior or practice

In theology, it is the doctrine of the Holy Spirit.

In theology, it is a term used for the medieval notion that a Bible passage had several different meanings.

Philosophical term used to describe the skeptical and subjective reaction against the rationalism and the scientific methods of modernism

Name for the approach of John Cassian for interpreting Scripture, in which he assigned four different kinds of meanings to the same Bible passage

Quality of affecting each other mutually

Calvinistic school of theology, with emphasis on transcendency of God, unity of Scripture, and transformation of culture

God's communication of truth to man

The doctrine of salvation

Name given to revelation that is for only certain segments of humanity, and that is especially for the purpose of revealing Christ

Greek word for "God" (transliteration)

First name of famous theologian from Aquinas who lived during the Middle Ages (1225-1274). He is considered a key theologian by Roman Catholics. Wrote Summa Theologica.

Attribute of God, referring to His superiority to man, especially His eternality, immutability, sovereignty, aseity, omnipotence, and omnipresence

In theology, it refers to the quality of having only one meaning.