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Understanding the Faith Chapter 1
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Understanding the Faith Chapter 1 Review
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1
What potential danger could there be in growing up in a "hard" authoritarian church?
People will look for answers elsewhere
People are not allowed to ask questions
People are not allowed to express their struggles and doubts
People are not trained to think for themselves
2
Which of the following verses indicate that it is sinful to discuss non-Christian ideas?
Prov 18:15
Colossians 2:8
none of the above
1 Cor 1:20,25
3
Which of the following are examples of soft authority?
teacher
pastor
police officer
judge
4
What question does "morality" seek to answer?
what is real and true?
what happens next?
where did we come from?
how should we live?
5
Which of the following are examples of hard authority?
judge
police
brother
friend
6
What is the problem with the two-story concept of truth?
It only places value on soft authority
It creates a false division between values and facts
With two stories, it is hard to tell which side is true
none of the above
7
Which of the following statements has a legitimate argument against the Christian worldview?
The New Testament was written by biased authors.
You are pro-life because your are a man.
none of the above
You are Christian because you were born in America.
8
What question does the "origin" seek to answer?
what is real and true?
where did we come from?
who are we?
what happens next?
9
How would you respond to the claim that Christianity is a crutch for the weak?
Recognize that this is not really a valid argument
We all need crutches...but can your crutch hold you?
Agree with the statement.
Recognize this simply as an attempt to discredit
10
Which of the following is most consistent with the biblical view of faith?
none of the above
Biblical faith is blind obedience in spite of everything
biblical faith is trusting in an unfaithful God
biblical faith is believing the Bible without any evidence
11
What was unique about the tribe of Issachar in 1 Chron 12:32?
They were the tribe that King David came from
They understood the times and knew what Israel ought to do
They were the only ones who know how to pitch tents
They did not intermarry with the tribe of King David
12
what question does "identity" seek to answer?
none of the above
where did we come from?
what happens next?
who are we?
13
What question does "destiny" seek to answer?
where did we come from?
none of the above
what is real and true?
how should we live?
14
According to Barna, what percentage of young adults claim moral truth depends on circumstances?
93%
41%
68%
83%
15
T or F. Ideas might be true or false, but they are always neutral.
true
false
maaaaybe......
16
When can having doubts be a serious problem?
When we ignore them
all of the above
When we allow them to hinder our relationship with God
When we don't seek answers
17
T or F. All of us experience doubt because of our limited knowledge.
False
True
hmmmmm.....
18
What is the best way to deal with doubts?
let them fuel your pursuit of the truth and draw near to God
assume that they prove that your faith is misplaced
ignore them
none of the above
19
Which type of authority can be ascribed to God?
both
soft
neither
hard
20
What does Romans 1:18-21 state that man does with truth that can be known about God?
man accepts the truth
none of the above
man doesn't realize truth about God can be known
man suppresses the truth
