Unit quiz: Trinity, incarnation and ecclesial life
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Question 1
An analogy of one actor in three costumes risks reducing real personal distinctions to roles. Analogies can introduce a question but should not define the doctrine.
Question 2
Saying Christ merely appears human differs from affirming genuine humanity. Saying there are two separate persons also misses the formulation’s unity claim.
Question 3
A healing image foregrounds restoration; a reconciliation image foregrounds damaged relationship. Neither should be treated as a literal medical or contractual mechanism in every detail.
Question 4
A theological claim about holiness is not permission to deny wrongdoing by members or authorities. Historical accountability and doctrinal discussion must not be collapsed.
Question 5
Baptism uses water in a communal rite. Explaining only the chemistry of water or only a private feeling leaves out the rite’s theological and ecclesial claims.
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