Me in Christ

1. What is the nature of God's love?

• Conditional

• Unconditional

• Intermittent

• Indifferent

What is the ultimate expression of God's love?

• The creation of the world

• The gift of salvation through Jesus Christ

• The Ten Commandments

• Miracles

3. How does God's love manifest itself in the world?

• Through natural beauty and wonder

• Through the kindness of strangers

• Through the actions of Christians

• All of the above

4. Can anyone be excluded from God's love?

• Yes, if they commit a serious sin

• Yes, if they do not believe in God

• No, God's love is all-encompassing

• Only those who are baptized can experience God's love

5. How does God's love relate to human suffering?

• God's love causes suffering as a form of punishment

• God's love is present even in the midst of suffering

• God's love cannot be present in a world with suffering

• God's love is irrelevant to human suffering

6. How should Christians respond to God's love?

• By following all of the Ten Commandments

• By attending church regularly

• By showing love to others

• All of the above

7. How does God's love differ from human love?

• God's love is conditional, while human love is unconditional

• God's love is perfect, while human love is imperfect

• God's love is temporary, while human love is enduring

• God's love is selfish, while human love is selfless

8. How does God's love relate to forgiveness?

• God's love requires forgiveness of others

• God's love forgives all sins automatically

• God's love inspires forgiveness of others

• God's love has nothing to do with forgiveness

9. How does God's love relate to justice? a) b) God's love is incompatible with justice c) d) God's love is indifferent to justice

• God's love demands punishment for all sins

• God's love is incompatible with justice

• God's love is the foundation of justice

• God's love is indifferent to justice

10. How does God's love differ from God's wrath?

• God's love and wrath are two sides of the same coin

• God's love is more important than God's wrath

• God's love and wrath are unrelated

• God's love and wrath are contradictory