Exploring Rival Conceptions of God, Book 2 Chapter 1 MC CSLewis

What is one thing Christians do not need to believe, according to Lewis?

• that when Christianity and other religions differ, Christianity has the correct answer

• that prayer is important

• that church attendance is important

• that all other religions are 100% wrong 100% of the time

What do atheists have to believe (if they are truly and consistently atheist), according to Lewis?

• that all roads lead to heaven

• that all religions are wrong in their main points about God/gods

• that there is some truth about every version of God/gods/divine beings across all religions

• that atheists have to believe in multiple gods.

Did Lewis say that he become more close-minded or open-minded after he became a Christian?

• indifferent

• narrow-minded

• skeptical

• open-minded

CS Lewis stated clearly that Christians MUST believe that all religions lead to heaven.

• True

• False

Lewis did NOT say that Christians MUST believe that all religions lead to God.

Where do Christians draw the line between other religions and Christianity?

• Salvation can be achieved through good deeds alone.

• where Christianity and other religions differ, Christianity has the right answer and others have less correct answers

• Following any moral code is sufficient.

• Belief in multiple gods is acceptable.

Complete the quote: But some wrong answers…

• are much nearer being right than others

• are never acceptable in any situation.

• are sometimes more confusing than helpful.

• are always wrong answers.

"But some wrong answers are much nearer being right than others."

This means that:

• Christianity is 100% correct, all other religions are 0% correct

• while other religions may not follow God's truth entirely, some are more closely aligned with

The first big division of humanity, in regard to religion, is between which two groups?

• Theists and non-theists

• Spiritualists and secularists

• Monotheists and polytheists

• Atheists and agnostics

Which is the majority?

• Thesists

• Non-Theists

Which is the minority?

• Thesists

• Non-Theists