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Christianity: Philosophy of Religion
Visions as evidence for God in Christianity
- 3 things to know
- Paper 3
Overview
Abram's vision in Genesis 15, the Transfiguration in Matthew 17, a vision from outside the Bible, visions as grounds for belief, the hallucination objection, how the Church tests visions, and what they reveal.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What is a vision?
What vision did Abram have in Genesis 15?
Questions from this subtopic
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What is a vision?
Model answer
A vision is seeing something sacred that others cannot see, often in a dream or trance. Visions may involve God, angels or saints.
- 2
What vision did Abram have in Genesis 15?
Model answer
God spoke to Abram in a vision and promised him a son and countless descendants. God made a covenant with Abram in a ceremony with a smoking firepot.
- 3
What happened at the Transfiguration in Matthew 17:1–13?
Model answer
Jesus' face shone like the sun on a mountain before Peter, James and John. Moses and Elijah appeared, and a voice declared Jesus God's Son.
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What does the Transfiguration show Christians about Jesus?
Model answer
The Transfiguration shows Jesus' divine glory. The voice from the cloud confirms that Jesus is God's beloved Son.
- 5
What is a non-biblical example of a Christian vision?
Model answer
Bernadette Soubirous reported visions of the Virgin Mary at Lourdes in France in 1858. Lourdes became a major place of pilgrimage.
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Why might a vision lead someone to believe in God?
Model answer
A vision can feel like a direct encounter with God. The experience can transform a person's life and faith.
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