Mere Christianity

What is the main point made about people’s quarrels in the article?

• They are always unpleasant to listen to.

• They can teach us something important.

• They are a way to express personal displeasure.

• They are unique to uneducated people.

What do people typically say during a quarrel according to the article?

• They express their feelings without any reference to standards.

• They make personal attacks unrelated to any rules.

• They appeal to a standard of behavior they expect others to know.

• They agree to disagree without any further discussion.

How does the article describe the nature of quarrels?

• As a way to prove physical dominance.

• As a means to show that the other person is wrong.

• As a form of entertainment.

• As a method to avoid addressing the real issues.

What would be the point of saying that a footballer had committed a foul, according to the article?

• To show that there are no rules in football.

• To indicate that the footballer has broken an agreed-upon rule.

• To suggest that the footballer is playing the game correctly.

• To argue that football should not have any rules.

What is the primary reason people called it the "Law of Nature"?

• Because it was a set of rules that governed the natural world.

• Because they believed everyone knew it inherently without being taught.

• Because it was a law that applied only to natural phenomena.

• Because it was discovered by naturalists.

According to the article, what is the commonality found in the moral teachings of ancient civilizations?

• They all had completely different moralities.

• They all admired selfish behavior.

• They had significant similarities in their moral principles.

• They all believed in having multiple wives.

What does the author imply about individuals who deny the existence of a real Right and Wrong?

• They are admired for their perspective.

• They contradict themselves when they claim something is 'not fair'.

• They are usually correct in their assessment.

• They consistently adhere to their belief under all circumstances.

What analogy is used to compare the concept of Right and Wrong?

• A work of art.

• The multiplication table.

• A historical event.

• A scientific theory.

What does the author apologize for?

• For any mistakes in the article

• For preaching about morality

• For addressing those who are already keeping the Law of Nature

• For not providing enough evidence

What is the author's main intention in writing the article?

• To prove that people are inherently good

• To argue against the Law of Nature

• To draw attention to the fact that people fail to practice what they expect of others

• To offer excuses for bad behavior