What does the statement "ideas have consequences" mean?

Our worldviews affect how we live.

Atheists always live immoral lives.

Theists always make the right decisions that are good for everyone.

Every idea results in harmful outcomes.

Which of the following questions does a worldview answer?

All of the stated questions are answered by a worldview.

What is the foundation from right and wrong?

It doesn't really answer questions. It just creates more.

All of the following can be used to guard against bad ideas EXCEPT what?

Indoctrination: continually reinforcing the same position

Inoculation: exposing ourselves to opposing positions

Refutation: adequately responding to opposing positions

Preparation: providing the tools to think through opposing positions

Indoctrination and Inoculation only

What is the moral of the elephant parable?

All of the answers provided are morals of this parable.

All worldviews are correct in its interpretation of reality.

No one worldview can make exclusive claims about the world in which we live.

No single worldview has the entire picture of reality.

None of these is the moral of this parable.

What is the problem with the elephant parable?

All of these are actual reasons that the elephant parable is problematic.

It assumes limited knowledge of each man but reveals the whole picture, thus a contradiction in itself.

It does not account for the fact that many worldviews are exclusive and, thus, conflict with the others.

How can anyone know we all have limited knowledge unless someone has knowledge of the entire picture?

None of these are actual reasons that the elephant parable is problematic.

What is the point of Plato's parable of the cave?

Ask questions about your beliefs.

Learning survival skills are important.

Live in nature to draw closer to God.

In "Plato's Cave" who do the prisoners represent?

Men and women who trade the truth of God for a lie.

All of these answers are correct.

In "Plato's Cave" why did the freed prisoner not want to return to his former life?

He had seen the truth and could not return to a world he knew was false.

He was enjoying the luxuries of freedom.

He was back with his family and just wanted time with them.

He actually did long for times when life was simpler and went back to the cave.

After being in the light, the cave was too dark and scary.

Your parents tell you that your Christian worldview will be challenged when you go to college. Which step in the inoculation theory is this?

Inoculation plus refutation plus preparation

A college student comes to your school and tells you how her faith has been challenged and gives you multiple arguments you can use to defend your faith.

Inoculation plus refutation plus preparation

Reinforcement of previous preparation

What is a major dividing line that separates non-Christian worldviews from Christianity?

Where is the best place to live?

Why bad things happen to good people?

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