G4-6 Understanding God's Unconditional Love ACTIVITY

What is the main idea of the "False Narrative" described in the text?

• God loves everyone equally, no matter what.

• God only loves us when we are good.

• God never pays attention to our actions.

• God loves us more when we are sad.

According to the text, how do many people believe God's love works?

• It is always the same.

• It depends on our behavior.

• It is only for pastors.

• It is only for non-Christians.

What does the "swivel chair" metaphor in the text represent?

• God is always moving around.

• God is watching everyone at once.

• God turns toward us when we are good and away when we sin.

• God likes to sit in chairs.

How did the pastor react to the young woman, according to the text?

• He welcomed her warmly.

• He rejected her.

• He ignored her.

• He gave her a gift.

What feeling does the author say the "spinning" god caused?

• Happiness

• Dizziness

• Excitement

• Calmness

What is the "dominant narrative" mentioned in the text?

• God loves us no matter what.

• God only loves us when we are good.

• God never loves anyone.

• God loves only pastors.

Who is affected by the false narrative, according to the text?

• Only Christians

• Only non-Christians

• Many Christians and non-Christians

• Only children

What does the text suggest about God's love in the false narrative?

• It is constant.

• It is always growing.

• It is always in flux.

• It is only for adults.

What must people do, according to the false narrative, to get God to "turn back" to them?

• Pray more

• Resume good behavior

• Go to church

• Read the Bible

What does the author say about the god he created in his mind?

• It was always happy.

• It was spinning so much it made him dizzy.

• It was very kind.

• It was always angry.