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JMJ
2/11 - Our Lady of Lourdes

Yeah, I'm not looking forward to this...oral final...thirty three possible questions...half-hour long test...makes me feel :sick:

I'm definitely thinking that this is going to be totally uncool... :thumbdown:

But afterwards? Oh, I'm totally going to go :drunk: !

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JMJ
2/11 - Our Lady of Lourdes

Example Question:

How does H. U. von Balthasar summarize the five basic themes of New Testament soteriology and their inter-relationships?

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2/11 - Our Lady of Lourdes

-Identify the chief characteristics of the School of Alexandria and the School of Antioch.
-Explain why it is that we can say that "God suffered on the Cross" but we cannot say that "Christ suffered in His divine nature"; include the [i]communicatio idiomatum[/i] in your answer (btw, we spent five minutes on the communication of idioms in class and I have no idea what it is)
-How was Jesus aware of His being sent by the Father on a mission of salvation? What are different views amongst orthodox theologians regarding His messianic consciousness?
-Explain the meaning of the [i]admirabile commercium[/i] as a central concept of soteriology. How does (Roch) Kereszty define the three dimensions of this idea?
-What is the Satisfaction Theory as formulated by Anselm? What were the responses to it by Abelard and Aquinas?

:sick: I don't know how I'm going to do on this...

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[quote name='Pio Nono' date='Feb 11 2006, 02:22 PM']JMJ
2/11 - Our Lady of Lourdes

-Identify the chief characteristics of the School of Alexandria and the School of Antioch.
-Explain why it is that we can say that "God suffered on the Cross" but we cannot say that "Christ suffered in His divine nature"; include the [i]communicatio idiomatum[/i] in your answer (btw, we spent five minutes on the communication of idioms in class and I have no idea what it is)
-How was Jesus aware of His being sent by the Father on a mission of salvation?  What are different views amongst orthodox theologians regarding His messianic consciousness?
-Explain the meaning of the [i]admirabile commercium[/i] as a central concept of soteriology.  How does (Roch) Kereszty define the three dimensions of this idea?
-What is the Satisfaction Theory as formulated by Anselm?  What were the responses to it by Abelard and Aquinas?

:sick: I don't know how I'm going to do on this...
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They had you read Kereszty's text? What other texts were there?

Sorry for all the questions, I'm just curious because I miss school.

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2/11 - Our Lady of Lourdes
[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' date='Feb 11 2006, 02:23 PM']dang.. I wanna go to school again. :(

where do you go again?
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Mundelein...but the Christology prof is shifty as heck. I'm going to have to flush all this on Tuesday (after the final) and teach myself Christology. :( He's the only shifty prof I know of, but I don't have time for this stuff.

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Oh dang that looks so cool (the questions, that is if he prepared you for them in class). I'm in Christology (undergrad) right now and love it.

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JMJ
2/11 - Our Lady of Lourdes

Roch Kereszty's book [i]Jesus Christ[/i] was the only required texts. The optional texts (Kasper's [i]Jesus Christ[/i], Galot's [i]What About Jesus?[/i] or something like that) are shifty, so I didn't get them. I really want to read Ratzinger's [i]Behold the Pierced One[/i]. I also want to find some good Thomists and get their views on Christology.

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Man..... I'm so bummed that I have to wait until next year to take Christology. :drool: Silly scheduling conflicts wouldn't let me take it this semester w/ all my friends. <_<

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[quote name='Pio Nono' date='Feb 11 2006, 02:26 PM']JMJ
2/11 - Our Lady of Lourdes

Roch Kereszty's book [i]Jesus Christ[/i] was the only required texts.  The optional texts (Kasper's [i]Jesus Christ[/i], Galot's [i]What About Jesus?[/i] or something like that) are shifty, so I didn't get them.  I really want to read Ratzinger's [i]Behold the Pierced One[/i].  I also want to find some good Thomists and get their views on Christology.
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oy vey.. so many awesome texts to choose from and this is the best that prof can do? weird.

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[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' date='Feb 11 2006, 02:38 PM']oy vey.. so many awesome texts to choose from and this is the best that prof can do? weird.
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[b][i]Dimmi![/i][/b] What other books are there? I have to teach myself, so I'm gonna need some references.

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JMJ
2/11 - Our Lady of Lourdes

Sorry if I sounded excited, but I was. :P:

I would also like to take this time to solicit prayers. Thanks. :P:

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Laudate_Dominum

I remember a thread in which I posted Christology book recommendations.. I'll see if I can find it and do a little copy/paste. :D:

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