Multiple-Choice Quiz on C.S. Lewis Content

According to C.S. Lewis, what does God care about?

• Our actions

• Our relationship with Him and the kind of creatures we are intended to be

• Our possessions

• Our intelligence

According to C.S. Lewis, what does Christianity ultimately lead a person to?

• More rules and duties

• Beyond morality into something beyond

• Guilt and punishment

• Material wealth and success

What does discovering our bankruptcy mean according to C.S. Lewis?

• Realizing we are broke financially

• Understanding that we need God because we are unable to meet His standards on our own

• Realizing we need to file for bankruptcy

• Discovering a hidden treasure

What does the analogy of a pair of scissors in relation to faith and works suggest according to C.S. Lewis?

• That faith and works are equally important

• That faith is more important than works

• That works are more important than faith

• That neither faith nor works are important

How does a Christian leave things to God according to C.S. Lewis?

• By doing whatever they want without regard for consequences

• By putting all their trust in Christ and trying to obey Him

• By ignoring Christ's teachings

• By avoiding Christ altogether

According to C.S. Lewis, what do Christians dispute about?

• The color of the sky

• Whether good actions or Faith in Christ leads a Christian home

• Whether to eat pizza or burgers

• Whether to go to church on Sundays or Saturdays

What happens when a person truly recognizes their bankruptcy according to C.S. Lewis?

• They start boasting about their failures

• They ignore their shortcomings

• They parrot phrases about their shortcomings without truly experiencing it

• They truly find out by experience that they cannot meet God's standards on their own

When does Faith (in the second sense) arise according to C.S. Lewis?

• After a person learns about Christianity

• After a person tries their best to practice Christian virtues and realizes they fail

• After a person reads the Bible

• After a person hears a sermon about Jesus

What does C.S. Lewis suggest is the ultimate focus for those in the Christian country he describes?

• Themselves

• The source of goodness

• Their possessions

• Their achievements

In what sense does Christianity lead beyond morality according to C.S. Lewis?

• Into a life focused solely on morality

• Into something beyond morality, where goodness is natural and not thought about

• Into a life of constant guilt and shame

• Into a life of selfishness and indulgence