General and Special Revelation

What does revelation involve according to the document?

• The making known of God's person, nature, and deeds

• The creation of new religious texts

• The destruction of old beliefs

• The concealment of divine truths

Why is there a need for revelation?

• Because God is beyond unaided human knowing

• Because humans are inherently evil

• Because God wants to remain hidden

• Because humans are perfect

What is the extent of the human mind concerning knowing God?

• It is limited

• It is infinite

• It is omniscient

• It is all-powerful

What does general revelation refer to?

• The revelation of God in the created order and the basic nature of man

• The revelation of God through miracles

• The revelation of God in dreams

• The revelation of God through prophets

What revelation is superior to general revelation?

• Special revelation

• Historical revelation

• Natural revelation

• Scientific revelation

What does special revelation denote?

• The ways God makes himself known with clarity and fullness

• The ways God hides himself from humanity

• The ways God punishes humanity

• The ways God creates confusion

In what forms is God made known according to systematic theology?

• Scripture, history, and the person of Jesus Christ

• Dreams, visions, and prophecies

• Nature, science, and technology

• Art, music, and literature

What is the extent to which God is made known through creation?

• Limited yet important

• Complete and absolute

• Minimal and insignificant

• Nonexistent

What is the purpose of special revelation?

• To make God known with clarity and fullness

• To obscure God's intentions

• To confuse believers

• To create new religions

What is the role of Jesus Christ in revelation according to Systematic Theology?

• He is supremely the person through whom God is made known

• He is a minor figure in revelation

• He is unrelated to revelation

• He is a symbol of confusion