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Bible Foundations Chapter 5
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Why are metanarratives helpful?
They help us make sense of the world
They are entertaining
They make epic storytelling and superheroes possible
They help us see our individual stories are important
2
The comprehensiveness of the Bible means that it is complete and contains everything that is necessary and relevant.
TRUE
FALSE
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Postmodernism
bolds to a higher divine consciousness
argues metanarratives can be trusted
rejects absolute truth
argues that individual narratives give meaning to life
4
The human authors of the Bible were largely aware of the larger metanarrative of which they were a part.
FALSE
TRUE
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The life and death of Jesus represents which act of the biblical metanarrative?
Restoration accomplished
Restoration initiated
Redemption Accomplished
Redemption Initiated
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Paul saw his own story in light of God’s
redemption
image
fullness
metarrative
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About two-thirds of the Bible is written as historical narrative.
TRUE
FALSE
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We need a worldview that
is true for us, but not everyone
makes us feel good
just does it
is rooted in reality
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Marxism aims for a future utopian state where all possessions are held in common by the people.
TRUE
FALSE
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What do postmodernists say about metanarratives?
Metanarratives give meaning to our lives.
Metanarratives are true for some people.
Metanarratives help us make good stories.
Metanarratives cannot be trusted.
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Which is not an element of a well-written story?
Normativity
Conflict
Plot
Setting
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A worldview is a pattern of ideas and beliefs that . .
help us improve our relationships
guide our decisions and actions
are largely unimportant to how we live our lives
should make us feel comfortable with life
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We need a worldview that
helps us get by in life
improves our atittude
makes us happy
helps us live meaningful and fulfilling lives
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An atheistic/agnostic worldview that puts its faith in human ability and progress to make the world a better place.
Secularism
Marxism
New Spirituality
Postmodernism
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Not a part of the biblical metanarrative
Redemption initiated
Fall
Creation
Perfection restored
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Which question does a metanarrative not seek to answer?
Why did this happen to me?
Who am I?
Where did I come from?
What is my purpose?
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A worldview that teaches that peace and harmony come from getting in touch with divine consciousness.
Secularism
Postmodernism
New Spirituality
Marxism
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Which worldview is characterized by placing its faith in human ability and progress to improve the world?
New Spirituality
Secularism
Marxism
Islam
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What is a narrative?
a person who tells a story
a part of a story where someone speaks
a story
an account of related events told to listeners or readers
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Not a part of the biblical metanarrative
Restoration Initiated
Redemption accomplished
Restoration accomplished
Church repaired
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A theistic worldview centered on the life of the prophet Mohammad
Christianity
Islam
Marxism
New Spirituality
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The consistence of the Bible, though written my multiple authors, points to human effort.
TRUE
FALSE
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Which is not an element of a well-written story?
Character
Worldview
Setting
Theme
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The wisdom literature, poetry, prophecies, and letters in the Bible were written within the larger historical narrative
TRUE
FALSE
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A worldview that teaches that everything is god.
New Spirituality
Secularism
Postmodernism
Marxism
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Postmodernism does not
make a great framework for story tellling
contradict is own proposed beliefs
argue metanarratives cannot be trusted
reject universal truths
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Why are stories important?
they offer good advice for living
the keep us entertained
they show us how to create art
they shape us and how we see the world
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What are historical narratives?
fictional stories told like histories
poems that retell history lyrically
. a type of writing found only in the Bible
historical accounts told in story form
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Which question does a metanarrative not seek to answer?
Where do I fit socially?
What is the solution for what is wrong?
What is wrong with the world?
Who am I?
30
United States history is an example of a metaphor
TRUE
FALSE
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God is ____ in His story.
Passive
Active
A referee
A bystander
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The first act of the biblical metanarrative
Fall
Creation
Redemption Accomplished
Redemption Initiated
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God, as the Creator of the world, is committed to redeeming his creation.
TRUE
FALSE
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The Bible is
comprehensive
coherent
extraterrestrial
normative
