Ecclesiology: Who Cares? Self-Test

	competitors vying to demonstrate the relevance of the gospel to contemporary needs and desires	many overlapping, shifting, rival 'Christianities'	proliferating, bureaucratic structures of "organized religions"
consumerism	consumerism competitors vying to demonstrate the relevance of the gospel to contemporary needs and desires	consumerism many overlapping, shifting, rival 'Christianities'	consumerism proliferating, bureaucratic structures of "organized religions"
historicism	historicism competitors vying to demonstrate the relevance of the gospel to contemporary needs and desires	historicism many overlapping, shifting, rival 'Christianities'	historicism proliferating, bureaucratic structures of "organized religions"
individualism	individualism competitors vying to demonstrate the relevance of the gospel to contemporary needs and desires	individualism many overlapping, shifting, rival 'Christianities'	individualism proliferating, bureaucratic structures of "organized religions"

describes distinct traditions with differing theologies and approaches to worship

emphasizes that it is a concrete community of human beings

respects the present eschatological moment after Christ's ascension and before his appearing

signifies the reality and presence of the Kingdom of God while remaining distinct from it

Answer the following question only if you viewed Part IV.

	The Church and Israel play distinct roles in the one story and way of the world's salvation.	The Church becomes "the New Israel."	The Church enjoys salvation by the new way of faith, whereas Israel remains on the old way of the covenant.
classical supersessionism	classical supersessionism The Church and Israel play distinct roles in the one story and way of the world's salvation.	classical supersessionism The Church becomes "the New Israel."	classical supersessionism The Church enjoys salvation by the new way of faith, whereas Israel remains on the old way of the covenant.
Dispensational pluralism	Dispensational pluralism The Church and Israel play distinct roles in the one story and way of the world's salvation.	Dispensational pluralism The Church becomes "the New Israel."	Dispensational pluralism The Church enjoys salvation by the new way of faith, whereas Israel remains on the old way of the covenant.
Pauline eschatology	Pauline eschatology The Church and Israel play distinct roles in the one story and way of the world's salvation.	Pauline eschatology The Church becomes "the New Israel."	Pauline eschatology The Church enjoys salvation by the new way of faith, whereas Israel remains on the old way of the covenant.