
Theo-Quiz 4
Quiz by A. Lagarde
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Which criticism focuses on elements such as plot, setting, and characterization?
Which criticism holds that art serves as an ideological mechanism, legitimating and perpetuating the system of social values, beliefs, and relationships by which one class dominates the others? The assumption is that individual human consciousness, cultural experience, and even society itself are products of discrete, material processes and can be understood in scientific terms. The underlying dynamic of social change was the struggle for dominance between economic classes. Every change in the economic structure of a society was invariably accompanied by a corresponding change to its social order. The economic form in which one class has power over the others determines the ways in which the social hierarchy develops.
Richard Oxenberg explains: “theology is ‘__________’ in the most basic, etymological sense of the word: Just as the Greek messenger-god was charged with the task of communicating divine messages to human beings, so the theologian seeks to ‘hear’ the divine message and translate it into conceptual terms for reception by our cognitive faculties.
What do you call these psalms which are considered one of the most challenging texts to interpret in the Bible due to their nature as curses, and dealing with wishing violence and harm upon others?
Evaluate information gathered from New Testament literature and archaeology, i.e., art, coins, inscriptions, etc. Seek information concerning the New Testament setting, which includes travel, occupations, housing, money, economics, markets, clothes, food, etc.