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Chapter 13 Test Review
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1
What does the parable of the elephant assume?
there is an elephant that we can know something about
each blind man only knows part of the truth of the elephant
the story teller knows the whole truth about the elephant
all of the above
2
What is the belief that reality is ultimately composed of two substances?
dualism
none of the above
four-ism
monism
3
T or F. You can only be tolerant to those with whom you agree.
False
True
4
Which of the following in true of tolerance?
Tolerance is embracing the view of others as true
Tolerance is never claiming to know the truth
Tolerance entails demeaning and devaluing others
none of the above
5
What is the worldview that teaches everything and everyone is ultimately divine energy?
Secularism
Islam
New Spirituality
Postmodernism
6
Which of the following worldviews hold to monism?
A and B only
Marxism
New Spirituality
Islam
7
Which of the following is an objective truth claim?
all of the above
selfishness is a virtue
Mohammad was prophet of God
50x50=2500
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Which of the following is a subjective truth claim?
chocolate ice cream is better then vanilla
absolute zero is -459.67 degrees Fahrenheit
murder is always wrong
all of the above
9
The belief that reality is ultimately composed of one substance.
monism
none of the above
tri-ism
dualism
10
Which of the following is evidence for the truth of a theistic worldview?
design in nature
beliefs
A and B only
the existence of moral absolutes
11
How should Christians respond to those with whom they disagree?
Shun them....for at least 5 seconds
With grace and tolerance
They should agree with everyone
As arrogantly as possible
12
T or F. Two contradictory beliefs can both be true at the same time.
True
False
Maaaayyyyyybe
13
What is a statement that attempts to affirm two opposite propositions at the same time?
true
self-refuting claim
self-reflecting clam
none of the above
14
Which of the following is a self-refuting claim?
A and B only
you can't know anything for certain
objective moral laws do not exist
unicorns exist
15
What is an atheistic worldview that promotes the abolition of private property?
None of the above
Marxism
Islam
secularism
16
Which of the following is a good question to ask someone with whom you disagree?
What do you mean by that?
What happens if you are wrong?
How did you come to that conclusion?
Where did you get your information?
17
T or F. True tolerance is pretending that all beliefs are equally true and valid.
True
False
18
T or F. You cannot be both humble in attitude and certain in truth.
False
True
19
Which of the following conditions must exist in order to demonstrate true tolerance?
A and B only
two people must endure each other
two people must accept each other's views
two people must disagree
20
What is a claim regarding an independent fact about the world?
moral absolute
none of the above
objective truth claim
belief
21
Which of the following is true about Postmodernism?
Postmodernism states that ultimate truth is not knowable
Neither A nor B
Both A and B
Postmodernism rejects all metanarratives
22
T or F. An objective truth claim can be true or false.
True
False
23
T or F. Christianity can be true for one person and false for another.
True
False
24
T or F. Religions truth claims are like preferences or opinions.
True
False
25
What is a claim regarding a dependent fact about a subject?
subjective truth claim
belief
none of the above
objective truth claim
