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Apologetics Test 1
Apologetics Test 1
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A metanarrative is a larger or overarching master story for interpreting the world from beginning to the end...
telling an exciting story with intriguing characters
explaining how the world was shaped into what it is
typically explaining some deeper meaning
explaining our place in the world but does not have an ending
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If only a person can be shown the evidence, he can be led to faith
worldview apologetics
evidentialism
fideism
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The three main points of the Bible's metanarrative are creation, fall, redemption
False
True
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_________ is an idea you have in your head before you look at the evidence
prejudices
you're mom
stereotypes
presupposition
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In the public square, it is impossible to discern what justice is without
big government
a value system
human reason
pure democracy
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Faith is a platform for evidence
fideism
worldview apologetics
evidentialism
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What does God require even when we don't think the Bible has provided enough reasonable explanations?
that we question our faith
use the common sense that God gave us
that we trust Hum
ask more questions
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What is a basic belief
Any fact that is true
A simplistic assumption
An idea that answers foundational questions
A heartfelt opinion one hopes is true
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A head system is made up of
loves and desires
basic beliefs
values
affections
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Evidence is irrelevant
Fideism
evidentialism
worldview apologetics
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What are you seeking to find out when you trace someone's chain of thought back to the first link?
that person's expertise in the facts
the complexity of that person's thought
that person's ultimate faith commitments
the idols of that person's heart
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What ought to be the ultimate authority source for any truth claim?
your own inward feelings
the affirmations of your
the revelation of God's Word
the scientific investigations of humans
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As long as a person has a set of beliefs and values, a metanarrative is unnecessary for his worldview
False
True
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What illustration is often used to portray the separation between the sacred and the secular?
two stories of a house
two sides of a coin
two stories from a book
two kinds of houses
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What ingredient/s are included in the definition of worldview?
It is based on a set of basic beliefs, assumptions, and values
It produces individual and group action
all of the above
It arises from a big story about the world
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Knowledge is a matter of
the heart
both the head and the heart
the head
neither head nor the heart
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What must count as the ultimate proof in the worldview apologetics approach?
miraculous wonders
rational explanations
biblical revelation
empirical evidence
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It is impossible to defend the faith when you lack thorough knowledge of the scientific evidence.
True
False
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Secularists separate the sacred from the secular inconsistently.
False
True
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Knowledge is
usually neutral
always neutral
usually moral
always moral
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A heart system is made up of
faith commitments
basic beliefs
pre-understandings
values
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If an atheist who's an expert in ancient languages challenges the reliability of the biblical text, how do you respond?
Simply trust that he knows the truth since he's the expert in his field
You can't until you have researched ancient languages
Try not to think about his challenges too much
Ask basic questions to reveal the assumptions/biases of his interpretations
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What's one way to illustrate how a worldview works?
An ornament you use as a finishing touch
An inner voice you listen to
a mirror you look at
A cornerstone you build on
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When someone examines evidence, his conclusions are always formed according to both his head system and heart system.
False
True
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You can prove the Bible to an unbeliever when you can show him evidence that he can't refute.
False
True
