1.1. The Nature of God

• What does God's omniscience mean in Christianity?

  God is all-knowing
• Match the person of the Trinity with their description:

  Father ↔️ Creator God

  Son ↔️ Incarnate God

  Holy Spirit ↔️ Divine presence
• God's omnipotence sets Him apart as capable of fulfilling all His purposes.


  True
• What are the four key attributes of God in Christianity?

  Omnipotence, omniscience, omnibenevolence, omnipresence
• What is the Christian belief about the Trinity?

  God exists as three persons
• God's omniscience means He has complete knowledge of all things, past, present, and future
• God's love ensures that sin is forgiven and redemption is possible.


  True
• Omniscience means that God has complete knowledge of all things
• What does it mean to say that God is omnipotent in Christianity?

  God is all-powerful
• Match the persons of the Trinity with their descriptions:

  Father ↔️ The eternal, all-powerful creator

  Son (Jesus) ↔️ The incarnate God who redeems humanity

  Holy Spirit ↔️ The divine presence who empowers believers
• The Trinity is the Christian belief that God exists as three distinct but united persons.


  True
• What does omnipotence refer to in the Christian understanding of God?

  Unlimited power and ability
• Match the attribute of God with its definition:

  Omnipotence ↔️ All-powerful

  Omniscience ↔️ All-knowing

  Omnibenevolence ↔️ All-loving

  Omnipresence ↔️ Present everywhere
• Match the person of the Trinity with their role:

  Father ↔️ Plans and directs creation

  Son ↔️ Redeems humanity

  Holy Spirit ↔️ Empowers believers
• Why is understanding God's omnipotence important?

  Appreciating His ability to create
• God's justice is manifested through the enforcement of laws and fair consequences
• What does the attribute of omnipotence refer to in the Christian understanding of God?

  God's all-powerful nature
• The four key attributes defining the nature of God in Christianity are omnipotence, omniscience, omnipresence, and omnibenevolence
• Omnipresence implies that God is not limited by space or time
• The Holy Spirit indwells believers and guides the Church
• Omniscience means that God knows everything, past, present, and future.


  True
• How do God's justice and love work together in Christian theology?

  Balance sin and redemption
• Match the person of the Trinity with their role:

  Father ↔️ Plans creation and salvation

  Son ↔️ Redeems humanity

  Holy Spirit ↔️ Empowers believers
• What does Process Theology believe about God's power and nature?

  God is not all-powerful
• What are the four key attributes that define the nature of God in Christianity?

  Omnipotent, omniscient, omnibenevolent, omnipresent
• God's omnibenevolence means He is all-loving and perfectly good
• What does the Trinity shape Christian beliefs about?

  Nature of God, role of Jesus, work of the Holy Spirit
• What does God's omniscience entail?

  Complete knowledge of all things
• God's omnipotence means He can do anything, even if it contradicts His nature.

  False
• The Trinity relates to God's attributes by showing how each person manifests a different aspect of His nature
• God's omnipresence means He is limited by space and time.

  False
• Which person of the Trinity became incarnate as Jesus Christ?

  Son
• Omnibenevolence is the attribute that describes God as perfectly good and all-loving.


  True
• God's omniscience includes knowledge of past, present, and future events.


  True
• What role does the Father play in the Trinity according to Christian theology?

  Plans and directs creation
• Arrange the following attributes of God in alphabetical order:

  1️⃣ Omnibenevolent

  2️⃣ Omnipotent

  3️⃣ Omnipresent

  4️⃣ Omniscient
• God's justice demands righteousness and fairness
• What does the attribute "omnipotent" mean in the Christian understanding of God?

  All-powerful
• The Son of God, Jesus Christ, became incarnate to execute God's plan and redeem humanity
• Match the attribute of God with its example:

  Omnipotence ↔️ Creating the universe

  Omniscience ↔️ Knowing human intentions

  Omnibenevolence ↔️ Forgiving sins

  Omnipresence ↔️ Being present in prayer