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    ACBC Theology Exam 2014

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    This document outlines the topics and instructions for an exam on theology and biblical counseling. The exam consists of 24 questions requiring essay-style responses that are 1 to 1.5 pages in length for each question. Responses must be typed in a specific format and supported by Scripture citations. Questions cover a wide range of theological doctrines including the inspiration and authority of Scripture, the sufficiency of Scripture for counseling, the Trinity, the attributes and nature of God, anthropology, Christology, soteriology, pneumatology, ecclesiology, and the role of the church in counseling. Students are allowed to use any written or oral sources but must cite them.

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    This document outlines the topics and instructions for an exam on theology and biblical counseling. The exam consists of 24 questions requiring essay-style responses that are 1 to 1.5 pages in length for each question. Responses must be typed in a specific format and supported by Scripture citations. Questions cover a wide range of theological doctrines including the inspiration and authority of Scripture, the sufficiency of Scripture for counseling, the Trinity, the attributes and nature of God, anthropology, Christology, soteriology, pneumatology, ecclesiology, and the role of the church in counseling. Students are allowed to use any written or oral sources but must cite them.

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    This document outlines the topics and instructions for an exam on theology and biblical counseling. The exam consists of 24 questions requiring essay-style responses that are 1 to 1.5 pages in length for each question. Responses must be typed in a specific format and supported by Scripture citations. Questions cover a wide range of theological doctrines including the inspiration and authority of Scripture, the sufficiency of Scripture for counseling, the Trinity, the attributes and nature of God, anthropology, Christology, soteriology, pneumatology, ecclesiology, and the role of the church in counseling. Students are allowed to use any written or oral sources but must cite them.

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    ACBC Theology Exam

    Using essay style writing, please respond thoroughly to each of these statements.
    Compose your answers clearly and precisely, defining all terms. Please follow these
    formatting instructions carefully: Use 1 inch margins, 1.5 spacing, 12 point Times New
    Roman font. Your answers should be 1 page to 1 ½ pages in length, with each question
    beginning at the start of a new page. Support all your answers with Scripture. This is an
    open book exam. You may use any written or oral sources, but you must cite your sources
    at the end of each answer.

    1. Describe the inspiration, inerrancy, and authority of Scripture as well as the


    relationship of each one of these issues to one another.
    2. Describe the sufficiency of Scripture. Relate the doctrine of the sufficiency of
    Scripture to the practice of biblical counseling. Research and respond to the
    arguments of at least one integrationist or Christian Psychologist regarding the
    insufficiency of Scripture for counseling.
    3. Describe your position on the nature of continuing revelation (i.e., prophecy,
    tongues, words of knowledge). In particular explain whether you believe
    prophecy is a present gift in today’s church. Explain the relationship between
    your understanding of the gift of prophecy and the sufficiency of Scripture.
    4. Define general revelation and special revelation and describe the nature of their
    authority as well as their relationship to one another.
    5. Explain the doctrine of common grace relating the doctrine to the ability of
    secular psychologists to understand true information about the human condition.
    6. Explain the doctrine of the noetic effects of sin relating the doctrine to the ability
    of secular psychologists to understand true information about the human
    condition.
    7. Explain the doctrine of the Trinity, and provide its biblical basis.
    8. Explain each of the following attributes of God describing the practical
    implications of each attribute for life and counseling: wrath, mercy, holiness,
    omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence.
    9. Explain, using biblical categories, your understanding of the image of God in
    man.
    10. Provide a biblical description of the dichotomist view of mankind. Explain the
    counseling implications of this doctrine with regard to the inner and outer man.
    11. Describe the biblical understanding of manhood and womanhood from both an
    egalitarian and complementarian perspective. Explain which view you embrace
    and outline why you believe it to be the most biblical.
    12. Describe the dual natures of Jesus Christ and explain why this reality is crucial for
    salvation.
    13. Provide an explanation of and the biblical basis for the doctrine of substitutionary
    atonement, explaining the implications of this doctrine for human guilt over sin.
    Relate your understanding of this to the concept of false guilt.
    14. Explain what it means to trust in Jesus Christ alone for salvation.
    15. Provide an explanation and biblical defense of justification.
    16. Define faith in biblical terms explaining its relationship to justification and
    sanctification.
    17. Describe the role of repentance in beginning and continuing in the Christian life.
    Explain the importance of the doctrine of repentance for biblical counseling.
    18. Describe the doctrine of Union with Christ explaining its biblical basis and
    implications for Christian living.
    19. Explain the biblical categories of past, present, and future sanctification.
    20. Explain the synergistic nature of sanctification being sure to describe the
    relationship between God’s grace and moral effort in the Christian life.
    21. Explain the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life describing the importance
    of this role in the counseling process.
    22. Provide your understanding of how the Holy Spirit guides Christians.
    23. Provide a biblical description of the church.
    24. What role should the church play in the counseling process?

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