Across
- 2. Name for different branches of Christian Churches
- 5. Catholic belief in the authority bestowed upon new priests, bishops, Popes etc
- 6. Type of revelation which is believed to be the authors experiences of God
- 12. Progressive Christians who generally regard the bible as a soft authority
- 13. Conservative protestant branch who regard the Bible as inspired by God and take a hard authority approach
- 16. Key theologian of neo-orthodoxy K.B.
- 18. Early Christian group who believed that Jesus authority was acquired at his baptism
- 21. Branch of Christianity who believe the bible is not the word of God but contains the word of God
- 22. Belief that the bible is an authority in the sense that its authors had a strong but fallible understanding of God's word
- 23. Bible alone
- 24. Early Christian group with a deistic belief that once creation was complete God ceased to act within it.
- 25. Collection of authorised books in the bible
Down
- 1. Belief that the bible has the status of law and is infallible
- 3. Title given to Jesus to denote his relationship with The Father
- 4. Cannot be in error
- 7. Books of the first, original covenant with God including the Jewish Torah
- 8. Name for the Catholic approach to authority
- 9. Griffin's theology which states that God is not omnipotent and can only influence pre-existent matter
- 10. Books of the updated covenant with God including the Gospels
- 11. Early Christian group who believed that Jesus was created to fulfil a specific role
- 14. Early Christian group who believed that created matter was too corrupt for perfect God to become incarnate in Jesus Christ
- 15. Branches of Christianity who wish to maintain the longstanding traditions of Christianity
- 17. Title given to Jesus to denote his humanity
- 19. Conservative Christians who regard the Bible as inspired by God but open to interpretation by the Majisterium
- 20. Type of revelation which is believed to be the exact word of God