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WorksheetsApologetics - Unit 1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
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Class
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1.
Apologia is
a)
A legal defense
b)
An argument for political power
c)
A philosophical position against Existentialism
d)
Greek word for Apology
2.
The Root word, Apologos, literally means
a)
a story
b)
a defense
c)
an argument
d)
standing firm
3.
Plato & Aristotle claimed that Apologia is
a)
An argument for the existence of God
b)
A political debate
c)
A genre of rhetoric
d)
Not real
4.
The Bible verse(s) that commands Apologetics is
a)
Romans 12:2-4
b)
Hebrews 4:24
c)
2 Corinthians 7:11
d)
1 Peter 3:15-16
5.
Well-rounded Apologetics includes what two things?
a)
Changing and Partaking
b)
Defending and Commending
c)
Listening and Conversing
d)
Arguing and Defending
6.
The Cosmological argument is an example of
a)
Responsive Apologetics
b)
Defensive Apologetics
c)
Proactive Apologetics
d)
Essential Doctrine
7.
Proactive Apologetics can also be called
a)
defensive apologetics
b)
offensive apologetics
c)
negative apologetics
d)
extra apologetics
8.
The two ways to do Proactive Apologetics are
a)
Constructive & De-constructive
b)
Listening & Responding
c)
Comprehending & Attending
d)
Defending & Commending
9.
Constructive Apologetic arguments seek to
a)
Break apart a persons worldview in order to build a better one up
b)
Show that another worldview is false
c)
Use logical argumentation to disprove something
d)
establish the truthfulness of the Christian Worldview
10.
One of the ways to do responsive Apologetics is through
a)
undercutting arguments
b)
constructive arguments
c)
proactive apologetics
d)
suspending judgement
11.
Undercutting is best thought of as
a)
proving that you are correct
b)
Starting with belief in God
c)
showing that an objection itself is wrong
d)
Arguing against an atheistic viewpoint
12.
when a person says miracles are not possible, but you have evidence of a particular event being miraculous is an example of...
a)
constructing
b)
rebutting
c)
undercutting
d)
presuppositional apologetics
13.
What topic would Apologetics technically NOT deal with
a)
Church government structures
b)
The existence of God
c)
Theodicy
d)
Authenticity of the Bible
14.
Apologetics is just defending the faith
a)
True
b)
False
15.
a set of agreed upon beliefs by people within the early church and backed by the Bible
a)
Heresy
b)
Orthodoxy
c)
Doctrine
d)
Church history
16.
something that is contrary to Orthodox Christian doctrines is called
a)
heretical
b)
normative
c)
problematic
d)
systemic
17.
Simply put, "doctrine" is
a)
what you believe and teach
b)
what a relativist believes
c)
what the church believes and teaches.
d)
a list of subjects addressed in the Bible
18.
Two main categories of the church as a whole are
a)
universal and local
b)
town and state
c)
pastors and elders
d)
leaders and congregants
19.
catholic means
a)
a specific Christian denomination
b)
a group of priests
c)
People who believe in purgatory
d)
universal
20.
One of the reasons we need essential Christian doctrines is
a)
to distinguish cults from true Christianity
b)
To learn more about Christ
c)
To unify believers and non-believers
d)
To evangelize
21.
One of the oldest Christian creeds
a)
Epicurus Creed
b)
Nicene creed
c)
Reformative Creed
d)
catholic creed
22.
Apologetics should first deal with your own doubts
a)
True
b)
False
23.
Christians agree that Apologetics is necessary
a)
False
b)
True
24.
Jesus was an Apologist
a)
True
b)
False
25.
Christians have blind faith
a)
true
b)
false
26.
According to Craig Hazen, Christianity is different from all other religions because it is
a)
understandable
b)
monotheistic
c)
testable
d)
polytheistic
27.
Is it important to study theology to aid you in Apologetics?
a)
Yes
b)
No
28.
Where does Classical Apologetics start?
a)
With the existence of God
b)
With the Bible
c)
With the Historical Jesus
d)
With the problem of Evil (theodicy)
29.
Context is important for Apologetics
a)
True
b)
False
30.
Learning philosophy can help you in Apologetics
a)
Definitely
b)
Nah
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