1.1 The Nature of God

• The attribute that describes God as all-knowing and aware of everything is omniscience
• The attribute that describes God as all-loving and good is omnibenevolent
• The Son, Jesus Christ, was eternally begotten by the Father.


  True
• Match the attribute of God with its definition:

  Omniscience ↔️ God is all-knowing

  Omnipotence ↔️ God is all-powerful

  Omnipresence ↔️ God is present everywhere
• Omnipotence is the belief that God can do anything without limits.

  True
• What does monotheism mean in Christianity?

  Belief in one God
• What does it mean to say God is omnibenevolent?

  All-loving and good
• Match each person of the Trinity with their role:

  Father ↔️ Creator and sustainer

  Son (Jesus) ↔️ Redeemer of humanity

  Holy Spirit ↔️ Divine presence
• What is the definition of God's omniscience?

  God is all-knowing
• What does classical theism emphasize about God's nature?

  God's transcendence and perfection
• How does God's omnipotence inspire Christians?

  Faith and reliance
• God's eternality encourages Christians to focus on temporary concerns.

  False
• God's infinite knowledge is referred to as omniscience
• God's existence outside of time is known as eternality
• Match the attribute of God with its definition:

  Monotheism ↔️ Belief in one God

  Omnipotent ↔️ All-powerful, able to do anything

  Omniscient ↔️ All-knowing, aware of everything

  Omnibenevolent ↔️ All-loving and good

  Eternal ↔️ Existing outside of time
• God's omniscience means there is nothing hidden from His knowledge.


  True
• God's active involvement in the created world is called immanence
• Match the attribute of God with its description:

  Immanence ↔️ God's presence in creation

  Transcendence ↔️ God's being beyond creation
• Theistic Personalism emphasizes God's transcendence and perfection.


  True
• Omnipotence means God is all-powerful and can do anything.


  True
• The Father is the source of both the Son and the Holy Spirit
• The Trinity is a core tenet of Christian theology.


  True
• Omnipresence means God transcends the limitations of space and time
• God's omnipotence means God is all-powerful.


  True
• God's omniscience means He is aware of everything.


  True
• Arrange the three persons of the Trinity in their relationships as defined in Christian theology.

  1️⃣ Father is the source of the Son and the Holy Spirit

  2️⃣ Son is eternally begotten by the Father

  3️⃣ Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son
• Which creed reflects the Trinitarian understanding of God?

  Nicene Creed
• God's omnipresence means He is limited by space and time.

  False
• Match God's relationships with creation and humanity with their descriptions:

  Immanence ↔️ God is actively involved

  Transcendence ↔️ God is infinitely greater
• Process theism holds that God's power is coercive.

  False
• Feminist theology emphasizes God's compassion
• God's omnibenevolence is the foundation for Christian morality
• The Trinity consists of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit
• Match the person of the Trinity with their role or relationship:

  Father ↔️ Source of the Son and Spirit

  Son ↔️ Redeems humanity

  Holy Spirit ↔️ Indwells and guides believers
• God's omnipresence means He is present everywhere at all times
• What does transcendence refer to in the context of God's nature?

  God's being beyond creation
• In Christianity, God is both immanent and transcendent.
• Process Theism holds that God's power is persuasive, not coercive.
• God's omnibenevolence is the foundation for Christian ethics and morality.
• The belief in one God, rather than multiple gods, is called monotheism