Truth Project - Tours 1-3

What question is considered to be the most important question that we and our culture must answer?

• What do I feel about a matter?

• What I think about a matter?

• What is the conscience of our culture?

• What is truth?

• Who you gonna call?

During Jesus' encounter with Pilate, He said; "for this reason I was born, and for this reason I came into the world _____________________________."

• to seek and save the lost

• to give His life a ransom for many

• to testify to the truth

• to set captives free

• He said all of these.

How would you define the cosmic battle as found in the Bible?

• Battle between Jesus and the scribes and Pharisees

• Internal battle between the natural man and the spiritual man

• Battle between husbands and wives

• Battle between truth and lies

• We are the cosmic battle

How would Noah Webster define a person who is insane?

• A person who's not quite right mentally

• An impersonator who believes he is someone else

• A habitual liar

• A person who loses touch with reality

What is the most reliable indicator of our beliefs?

• Our actions

• Our thoughts

• Our emotions

• Our speech

• Our haircuts

Based on 2 Timothy 2 and Colossians 4:5-6, what should the Christian’s attitude be toward those who have been taken captive?

• challenge their ability to be intellectually honest

• confront them with the call to repentance

• let our speech be seasoned with salt

• gently instruct them

Who argued for the particulars in philosophy?

• Aristotle

• Homer

• Socretes

• Plato

Who argued for the universals in philosophy?

• Aristotle

• Homer

• Socretes

• Plato

Which of the following best explains how the particulars and universals relate in a Christian worldview and philosophy?

• Particulars give meaning to the universal truths

• Particulars create the universal truths

• Universal truths are the sum of all particulars

• Universal truths give meaning to the particulars

• Who knows

According to Webster's 1828 dictionary definition of philosophy, true religion and true philosophy must ultimately arrive at the same principle.

• True

• False

• Maybe