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What is the term for creation out of nothing in Christian belief?
Creatio ex nihilo
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Why do Christians have different beliefs about creation?
Due to varying interpretations of scripture
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How do Christian beliefs about creation relate to the Trinity?
They link through the involvement of the Trinity
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Who is traditionally believed to have written the book of Genesis?
Moses
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What do many Christians believe about the scientific accuracy of Genesis?
It is not
scientifically
accurate but holds religious truth
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How many days did God take to create the world according to Genesis?
Six days
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What does Genesis 1 imply about human beings?
They are created in the
image of God
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What authority do human beings have according to Genesis 1?
Authority over all living creatures
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What does Genesis 1 say about God's view of creation?
God saw it was
very good
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What does the term 'omnipotent' refer to in relation to God?
God's
all-powerful nature
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How is the Holy Spirit described in the creation process according to Genesis?
The Holy Spirit was active in creation
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What is the significance of the phrase "the Word" in John 1?
It refers to the
Son of God
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What does John 1 imply about the involvement of the Trinity in creation?
The whole
Trinity
was
involved
in creation
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What are the contrasting views within Christianity regarding the Bible as a source of information about creation?
Some believe the Bible is
infallible
and authoritative.
Others argue it lacks
scientific accuracy
and needs support from science.
The Bible provides
purpose
, while science answers how.
Some view creation stories as
poetic
rather than literal.
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What do some Christians believe about the Big Bang Theory and evolution?
They help understand how
God
created everything
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Why do some Christians think the Bible is outdated regarding creation knowledge?
It does not contain
up-to-date
scientific knowledge
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What is the purpose of contrasting views in the discussion about creation?
To show awareness of different
Christian beliefs
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What do Christians believe about the creation of the universe?
God
created the entire universe
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What does Genesis 1:1 state?
In the beginning, God created the
heavens
and the
Earth
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What are the seven days of creation according to the Christian belief?
Day 1
: Earth, space, time, and light
Day 2
: The atmosphere
Day 3
: Dry land and plants
Day 4
: Sun, moon, and stars
Day 5
: Sea and flying creatures
Day 6
: Land animals and mankind
Day 7
: God rested
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Do all Christians believe in the literal interpretation of the creation story?
No
, not all Christians believe it
literally
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Why is the Holy Trinity important in the creation story?
All three parts were present from the
beginning
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How is the Holy Spirit referenced in Genesis 1?
Hovering
over the waters
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How is the Son, Jesus, referenced in the creation story?
In John, as the
Word
with God
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What does "the Word was with God" imply about Jesus?
He
existed
with
God
from the
beginning
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How does the creation story reflect the beliefs of Christians regarding the nature of God?
It shows
God's
omnipotence
and
intentionality
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What is the significance of the seventh day in the creation story?
God
rested on the seventh day
Establishes the concept of rest
Highlights the completion of creation
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What is the purpose of the exam practice question mentioned in the material?
To encourage
student engagement
and answers
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What should students do for more GCSE videos?
Subscribe
to the channel
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What is the importance of the creation story in Christian theology?
It illustrates
God's power
and
purpose
in creation
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How do varying beliefs about the creation story affect Christian unity?
They can lead to differing interpretations and
divisions
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