Worldview Review

What does the test of the real world evaluate?

• Whether the consequences are good or bad in a given cultural context

• How fast a worldview spreads

• How many people believe in it

• How old the worldview is

What must we look at to understand what kind of people and societies a worldview produces?

• The fruit it produces

• The number of followers

• The language it uses

• The country it originated from

Which of the following is a question that a worldview helps answer?

• Who am I?

• What is the speed of light?

• How to cook pasta?

• What is the tallest mountain?

What is the focus of the test of reason?

• Logical consistency and defense

• Popularity among people

• Historical age

• Religious rituals

Why is it important to look for patterns in ideas according to the passage?

• So we can categorize them into worldviews

• So we can ignore them

• So we can memorize them all

• So we can forget them

Which of the following is an example of a worldview being tested on a national or international scale, as mentioned in the text?

• The spread of Christianity in Europe

• The application of Marxism in Russia and China

• The popularity of New Spirituality in America

• The rise of Postmodernism in art

What does the text suggest about the perfection of human worldviews?

• All worldviews are perfect.

• No human worldview will be perfect.

• Only religious worldviews are perfect.

• Only scientific worldviews are perfect.

Which of the following is a key question when applying the "test of the outer world"?

• Is there objective extrabiblical evidence for the events described?

• Is the worldview easy to memorize?

• Does the worldview have many followers?

• Is the worldview new?

What is the real question about faith, according to the text?

• Is it based on truth?

• Is it popular?

• Is it easy to follow?

• Is it ancient?

What happened to the image of God after the fall of humanity into sin?

• It was affected but not destroyed.

• It was completely destroyed.

• It became stronger.

• It was forgotten.