Revelation (GCSE)

What is revelation in the context of religion?

• A scientific theory

• A type of prayer

• When something hidden becomes known

• A religious festival

How is general revelation available?

• Only through religious leaders

• To everyone

• To a selected few

• Through direct communication with God

Which of the following is an example of general revelation?

• A miracle

• A dream

• Nature's beauty

• A prophecy

What does the beauty of nature signify to Christians?

• The world is chaotic

• Nature operates independently of God

• Artists are divine

• God must be the creator

What is special revelation?

• Revelation directly to an individual or group

• Knowledge available through nature

• Beliefs shared among all religions

• Understanding gained through science

Which of the following is considered a form of special revelation?

• Reason

• A dream

• Awareness of morality

• Conscience

What do the laws of science indicate to Christians?

• The world is random

• God must have designed the world

• Science and religion are incompatible

• Nature exists without a creator

How can God reveal Himself through general revelation?

• In a dream

• Through the natural world

• Via a prophecy

• Through a miracle

What role does conscience play in general revelation?

• Explains scientific laws

• It predicts the future

• Communicates what is right or wrong

• Serves as a direct message from God

What is often used to describe how God is revealed in special revelation?

• Awareness of morality

• Through reason

• A dream or a vision

• Through scripture