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Bible 11: Mere Christianity - Book 1 Test
Bible 11: Mere Christianity - Book 1 Test
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Mere Christianity is a compilation of broadcasts by C.S. Lewis to the Nazi Air Force during World War 2.
False
True
2
C.S. Lewis was a Christian Writer, who would later renounce his faith in Christ and become an atheist.
True
False
3
The two main views Lewis discusses to answer what the universe really is are...
Religious & Non-Religious
Naturalist & Pantheist
Materialist & Religious
Naturalist & Religious
4
What has Lewis established in Book 1, the first 5 chapters of Mere Christianity?
All religions are really one in the same
Christianity makes more sense than any other belief
Right & Wrong as a clue to the universe
Christianity is the only way
5
Lewis states that most Denominations have acceptable doctrine, but the 2 most accurate are the Catholics and Anglicans.
False
True
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A 3rd View that Lewis discusses to answer what the universe is, as a footnote to Chapter 4, is the...
Law of Nature
Materialist Philosophy
Right & Wrong Theory
Life-Force Philosophy
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C.S. Lewis states that these two facts are the foundation of all clear thinking about ourselves & the universe we live:
Humans believe they ought to behave in a certain way / They do
Humans do not know how to behave / They are searching
Humans believe they ought to behave in a certain way / Nobody Does
Humans do not know how to behave / Behavior is taught by society
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Lewis says that God is "the only comfort", but also calls God "the supreme terror"
False
True
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C.S. Lewis states that if you believe in the Religious View, you still have cause to be uneasy.
True
False
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The difference between the Law of Nature & the Law of Human Nature is...
There is no difference
Man can disobey the Law of Human Nature
Man can disobey the Law of Nature
Man must obey the laws of gravity
