Chapter 2

What is God's eternal law?

• The mathematical and scientific laws

• The law of gravity

• The order of the universe and the orbiting of the planets

• All of the above

What is our reason?

• Our material brains

• Our ability to understand things

• Our souls

• All of the above

What is our free will?

• Our natural ability to make a choice

• Our ability to follow God's moral laws

• Our desires that push us to disobey God's moral laws

• All of the above

What are the moral laws?

• The laws of gravity and scientific principles

• The laws of mathematics

• The laws that tell us the right way to behave and act

• The laws of nature

Why do we break God's moral laws?

• Because we have desires that push us to disobey

• Because we are not aware of the moral laws

• Because we don't believe in God

• Because we are forced to by others

What is the natural law?

• The moral laws that we can know through our experience and reason

• The laws of nature that govern the physical world

• The laws of mathematics and science

• The laws revealed by God

How can we know the moral laws?

• Through reason and faith

• Through scientific experiments

• Through trial and error

• Through intuition

What is the revealed law?

• The laws of nature that we discover through observation

• The laws of mathematics and logic

• The moral laws that God has made known to us through faith

• The laws of society and culture

Why does God give us both reason and faith?

• To confuse us

• To make life more complicated

• To help us understand the moral laws more clearly

• To test our intelligence

Our reason is just our brains, not part of our souls​ ​ (a)  

• False
• True