Multiple Choice

Question 1

Where are we able to see the image Dei?

Answer 1

In ourselves and everyone around us

Question 2

Which of the following verses call Christians to love both God and our neighbor?

Answer 2

None

Question 3

What should we examine in order to understand culture?

Answer 3

A and B

//a - artifacts, institutions, and meta-beliefs 
//b - moods, styles, and ethos

Question 4

Why is it that everyone could be considered religious, even atheists?

Answer 4

Everyone has beliefs about the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe

Question 5

Which of the following is true of Christianity?

Answer 5

A and B

//a - Christianity focuses on connection between what we think and do
//b - Christianity focuses on avoiding the bad as well as pursing the good

Question 6

How have Christians positively impacted culture?

Answer 6

All of the above

Question 7

What question should a Christian ask when deciding how and where to engage in culture?

Answer 7

What is broken in our culture that we can restore?

Question 8

When engaging culture, how do we know that we are getting too close?

Answer 8

All of the above

Question 9

What term is used to describe a properly formed argument?

Answer 9

Valid

Question 10

What makes a good argument?

Answer 10

Arguments that are accurately drawn from true premises

Question 11

What makes a faulty argument?

Answer 11

All of the above

Question 12

Which of the following is a goal of good dialogue?

Answer 12

All of the above

Question 13

Which of the following questions can be answered by technology?

Answer 13

None

Question 14

What negative effects can we observe as the result of more information technology?

Answer 14

All of the above

Question 15

What tends to happen with technology in a non-Christian cultures?

Answer 15

The elites use technology for their own benefit

Question 16

Which of the following is true about amusement?

Answer 16

All of the above

Question 17

What happened to people’s concept of the world during the Age of Enlightenment?

Answer 17

People began to see the world as a two-story building divided between facts and preferences

Question 18

What do we call the idea that the value of human life is measured by whether or not people are able to meet certain requirements, such as self awareness

Answer 18

The performance view of human life

Question 19

What is the term for withholding medical treatment from a patient with the intent of causing death?

Answer 19

Passive eathanasia

Question 20

Which of the following verses calls Christians to care for widows and orphans?

Answer 20

James 1:27

Question 21

What led to the sexual revolution?

Answer 21

A and B

// a - removing the link between God-given design and sexual identity
// b - removing the idea that sexual choices should be governed by morality

Question 22

Which of the following is true about pornography?

Answer 22

All of the above

Question 23

What have studies shown about those who regularly view pornography?

Answer 23

A and B

// a - it reduces brain activity in areas related to motivation
// b - causes the brain to become as dependent as with addictive drugs

Question 24

What must be included to form a proper definition of marriage?

Answer 24

A and B

// a - a permanent, comprehensive, and exclusive Union 
// b - a capacity to bear and raise children in a stable environment

Question 25

Why does government have a vested interest in promoting a traditional view of marriage?

Answer 25

All of the above

Question 26

Which of the following terms best describes the biblical understanding of environmental issues?

Answer 26

Stewardship

Question 27

We ought to care about the planet but never at the expense of what?

Answer 27

People

Question 28

What is the primary question that politics seeks to answer?

Answer 28

What is the best way to organize a community for its citizens?

Question 29

Which of the following Christian ideas has influenced modern politics?

Answer 29

A and B ``` //a - idea of original sin has led to limited government //b - idea that humans are made in God's image hassled to more equality ```

Question 30

What is included in a through understanding of religious freedom?

Answer 30

A and B ``` //a - the right to think and believe as one pleases //b - the right to openly and peacefully live out ones beliefs without fear ```

Question 31

From whom do Christians encounter religious intolerance today?

Answer 31

A and B ``` //a - Marxist governments //b - Islamic governments ```

Question 32

To which captives was Jesus referring in Luke 4:18 when he said he had been anointed to preach the good news and set the captives free?

Answer 32

A and B ``` //a - spiritual //b - physical ```

Question 33

What is included in a Christian approach toward poverty?

Answer 33

A and B ``` //a - caring for the poor //b - trying to cure poverty ```

Question 34

Of all the ways in which the bible calls for poverty to be treated, what is never mentioned?

Answer 34

Government redistribution

Question 35

According to Matthew 25:35-40, what should Christians be doing to help the needy?

Answer 35

All of the above

Question 36

When addressing poverty, where should Christians start?

Answer 36

Locally

Question 37

What have Christians historically seen as a balanced view of how a state may engage to war in the most humane way possible?

Answer 37

Just war

Question 38

On what is the Christian concept of justice grounded?

Answer 38

The inherent rights of each person

Question 39

According to the right-ordering view of justice, what role does government play?

Answer 39

A and B ``` //a - granting rights to citizens //b - preserving social order ```

Question 40

What is implied in the Bible's use of the Hebrew word tzedek?

Answer 40

A and B ``` //a - avoiding doing what is wrong //b - seeking to do what is right ```

Question 41

What is a grassroots movement?

Answer 41

All of the above

Question 42

What is involved in a biblical approach to community renewal?

Answer 42

All of the above