The Fine-Tuning Argument primarily deals with:

• Historical events

• The precise conditions necessary for life

• Moral values

• Human consciousness

Which argument suggests that the universe had a beginning and therefore must have a cause?

• Moral Argument

• Fine-Tuning Argument

• Cosmological Argument

• Design Argument

According to the Moral Argument, objective moral values exist because:

• Society agrees upon them

• They evolved over time

• They are personal preferences

• They are grounded in God's nature

The Historical Argument examines:

• The moral teachings of various religions

• The design of the universe

• Historical evidence for events in religious texts

• Personal spiritual experiences

Lee Strobel's investigation in "The Case for Christ" was initially motivated by:

• A desire to strengthen his faith

• Academic research

• A journalistic assignment

• His wife's conversion to Christianity

The Cosmological Argument asserts that:

• Everything that begins to exist has a cause

• Life is a product of random chance

• The universe has precise conditions that allow life to exist

• There is a universal moral compass in humanity

The Fine-Tuning Argument points to:

• The randomness of universal constants

• The precise conditions that allow life to exist

• The moral compass of humanity

• Historical inaccuracies in religious texts

According to the Moral Argument, if God does not exist:

• Objective moral values can still exist

• Moral values are purely subjective

• Moral values will be determined by majority rule

• Moral values are irrelevant

In his research, Lee Strobel interviewed experts in:

• Astronomy and physics

• Theology and philosophy

• Literature and art

• History, medicine, and psychology

The central claim investigated in "The Case for Christ" is:

• The authenticity of the Bible

• The existence of God

• The resurrection of Jesus

• The creation of the universe