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How (Not) To Read the Bible, Chapter 7
How (Not) To Read the Bible, Chapter 7
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A reading comprehension Quiz based on Dan Kimball's book How (not) to Read the Bible, Chapter 7.
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What does the meme show about 1 Corinthians 14:34-35?
Women should stay home.
A woman can't speak in church.
The verse is fake.
Women must obey their husbands.
2
What does the protest sign list as Bible rules for women?
Vote, have careers, use birth control.
Study theology, lead churches, work.
Don't speak in church, ask husbands questions.
Be silent, submissive, keepers at home.
3
What did Dan notice about church leadership roles when he attended a large U.S. church?
Positions were equally held by men and women.
Women were pastors and elders.
Elders were elderly people.
Only men were listed as pastors and elders.
4
Why did a man paint verses about silent women on his truck?
To support the verses.
To get attention.
He hates women.
To make people examine the verses.
5
What was Dan's London church experience regarding women?
Women led equally.
Women taught Dan.
Women were silenced.
Only men could be elders.
6
What was Dan Kimball's first church experience in London regarding women in leadership roles?
Men and women served equally.
Women were not allowed to lead.
Women led behind the scenes.
Women could be pastors and elders.
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Name another verse that can seem demeaning to women.
Luke 10:38-42
Genesis 3:16
Galatians 3:28
1 Corinthians 14:34
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How does context change the meaning of these verses?
Context confirms the plain meaning.
There is no context given.
Context is irrelevant to interpretation.
Context modifies the meaning.
9
What did Dan first think "elder" meant in a church?
A church leader.
An elderly member.
A governing board member.
An experienced pastor.
10
What would you say if asked about verses that seem anti-women?
Defend the plain meaning.
Dismiss them as cultural or misinterpreted.
Say you don't know, you'll ask church leaders.
Admit you don't understand them.
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How did the topic of women's roles come up during Dan's Bible study?
Dan brought it up.
Discussing women's rights.
Studying church materials about roles.
Reading verses aloud.
12
Why must Christians explore verses about women today?
People don't know they exist.
They are brought up frequently now.
To reject biblical authority.
To promote women's ordination.
13
How did Dan feel when asked questions about these verses?
Surprised the verses existed.
Confident he could explain them.
Angry the verses were in the Bible.
Embarrassed he didn't know how to answer.
14
Why might the Bible seem like a "boys' club" to some?
Old Testament polygamy practices.
Lack of verses about women in leadership positions.
Verses about male leadership.
Stories focus on male heroes.
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What verses did the group read about women being silent and submissive?
Genesis 16
1 Corinthians 14 & 1 Timothy 2
Exodus 21
1 Peter 3
