Glossary for Lessons 1-10
Special terms used in lessons 1-10
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Reciprocal Term used to describe a relationship in which two things affect each other mutually. | |
Repentance Rejection of sin and turning away from it | |
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Sarcasm The use of language contrary to its literal meaning in order to criticize or taunt. | |
Saving Faith Assent to the truth of the gospel, and trust in Christ to save us from our sin | |
Simplicity Term used by theologians to explain that God's attributes are interconnected and united. God is not a composite of parts, like a piece of jewelry composed of many gems. | |
Sirmium City where Church council was held in 357 AD, in which they affirmed Arianism | |
Situational PerspectiveEthical perspective that considers the problem itself, the goals, and the consequences. | |
SolidarityWhen speaking of the unity of humanity, this refers to the way God deals with people as a united body. | |
SovereigntyTerm used in theology to explain that God has complete authority over all creation and that He is in complete control of everything. | |
Special Revelation Revelation that transcends the normal workings of creation | |