The Doctrine of Human Nature

1 Thessalonians 5:23 - A key text in support of trichotomism is... a human is composed of body, soul and spirit - Trichotomism states that... a human is not to be thought of in parts or sections - Monism states that... exercising of dominion over the world - The functional view of the image of God conceived of the image of God as... False - According to Erickson, a person's spiritual condition can be dealt with independently of their physical and psychological condition. False - The relational view of the image of God conceives of the image of God as something resident within human nature. False - The term soul and spirit are used in separate and distinct ways in the Bible. humans are not limited - Which is not a theological meaning of human creation. True - All the views of the image of God may have something important to add to the theological conversation. True - Human nature is not inconsistent with the scriptural teaching of a personal consciousness between death and resurrection. True - Many of the arguments for dichotomism are, in essence, arguments against the trichotomist conception.