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Worksheets9th Grade Bible - UTF Chapter 2 Test
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 26mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
True or False: Knowledge of the Bible is the mark of a moral person
a)
True
b)
False
2.
True or False: God helps those who help themselves
a)
True
b)
False
3.
True or False: About half of Americans can't name any of the four Gospels
a)
True
b)
False
4.
True or False: According to William Lyon Phelps, one does not need to know the Bible to be educated, but it helps.
a)
True
b)
False
5.
True or False: America's founders saw the Bible as essential to the basis of a free society
a)
True
b)
False
6.
According to the quote from Sally Lloyd Jones, God made everything to...
a)
Reflect Him like a mirror
b)
Shine for Him
c)
Live forever
d)
Love each other
7.
True or False: renowned atheist, Charles Dawkins, that children would be corrupted by reading the Bible
a)
True
b)
False
8.
French sociologist Alexis de Tocqueville, on his visit to America in 1830, commented that
a)
America was the place where the Christian religion had kept the realest power over men's souls
b)
America was a place that really had a lot of churches
c)
America was a place where people needed to go preach to the natives
9.
According to Sally Lloyd Jones....
a)
The plotline of the Bible only understandable for mature adults
b)
The plotline of the Bible is simple enough for a child to understand
c)
There is no clear unified plotline to the Bible
d)
The only way to understand the Bible is to have previous knowledge of the New Testament
10.
General Revelation means
a)
God showing Himself in creation, revealing His existence to our hearts
b)
God's unique revelation about Himself through the Scriptures, miraculous events, and Jesus Christ
11.
Special Revelation means
a)
God showing Himself in creation, revealing His existence to our hearts
b)
God's unique revelation about Himself through the Scriptures, miraculous events, and Jesus Christ
12.
True or False: The Bible is not necessarily completely rooted in history.
a)
True
b)
False
13.
The Bible being inspired by God means...
a)
God motivates us through His Word
b)
God breathed it into existence
c)
God put the idea into the authors' hearts, and they ran with it
14.
Muslim Holy Book
a)
The Communist Manifesto
b)
Quran
c)
Atlas Shrugged
d)
The Bhagavad Gita
e)
The Humanist Manifesto
15.
Marxism ideals
a)
The Communist Manifesto
b)
Quran
c)
Atlas Shrugged
d)
The Bhagavad Gita
e)
The Humanist Manifesto
16.
Hindu Sacred Writings
a)
The Communist Manifesto
b)
Quran
c)
Atlas Shrugged
d)
The Bhagavad Gita
e)
The Humanist Manifesto
17.
Humanist worldview
a)
The Communist Manifesto
b)
Quran
c)
Atlas Shrugged
d)
The Bhagavad Gita
e)
The Humanist Manifesto
18.
Christian Holy Book
a)
The Communist Manifesto
b)
Quran
c)
Bible
d)
The Bhagavad Gita
e)
The Humanist Manifesto
19.
True or False: The Bible is unique in that it invites its readers to question it critically
a)
True
b)
False
20.
True or False: The Bible is primarily a book of rules for us to follow.
a)
True
b)
False
21.
True or False: The Bible is not primarily about us.
a)
True
b)
False
22.
What does it primarily mean that Christianity is a revealed religion?
a)
It is completely open and transparent for the world
b)
Christians are supposed to tell it non-believers
c)
It claims that God can speak into our lives
d)
Hypocrisy from certain Christians is easy to see
23.
True or False: In order to say you know something, you have to have 100% certainty. *
a)
True
b)
False
24.
True or False: The truth of the Bible is based on the context of the person reading it. *
a)
True
b)
False
25.
Is the claim that there are no absolutes a self-refuting claim? *
a)
Yes
b)
No
26.
Correspondence Theory
a)
the view that the truth of a proposition is determined by how accurately it describes the facts of reality
b)
the philosophical belief that reliable knowledge is obtained solely through the scientific method
c)
the belief that everything has a natural cause and explanation - there is no supernatural revelation.
d)
claims that truth does not depend on one's beliefs
27.
Scientism
a)
the view that the truth of a proposition is determined by how accurately it describes the facts of reality
b)
the philosophical belief that reliable knowledge is obtained solely through the scientific method
c)
the belief that everything has a natural cause and explanation - there is no supernatural revelation.
d)
claims that truth does not depend on one's beliefs
28.
Naturalism
a)
the view that the truth of a proposition is determined by how accurately it describes the facts of reality
b)
the philosophical belief that reliable knowledge is obtained solely through the scientific method
c)
the belief that everything has a natural cause and explanation - there is no supernatural revelation.
d)
claims that truth does not depend on one's beliefs
29.
Objective Truth
a)
the view that the truth of a proposition is determined by how accurately it describes the facts of reality
b)
the philosophical belief that reliable knowledge is obtained solely through the scientific method
c)
the belief that everything has a natural cause and explanation - there is no supernatural revelation.
d)
claims that truth does not depend on one's beliefs
30.
Self-refuting Claims
a)
a statement that attempts to affirm two opposite propositions at the same time and in the same sense
b)
claims that say truth changes according to one's beliefs
c)
the belief that truth, knowledge, and morality are relative to the individual, society, and historical context.
d)
justified true belief
e)
the belief that Jesus was God coming in the flesh
31.
Subjective Claims
a)
a statement that attempts to affirm two opposite propositions at the same time and in the same sense
b)
claims that say truth changes according to one's beliefs
c)
the belief that truth, knowledge, and morality are relative to the individual, society, and historical context.
d)
justified true belief
e)
the belief that Jesus was God coming in the flesh
32.
Relativism
a)
a statement that attempts to affirm two opposite propositions at the same time and in the same sense
b)
claims that say truth changes according to one's beliefs
c)
the belief that truth, knowledge, and morality are relative to the individual, society, and historical context.
d)
justified true belief
e)
the belief that Jesus was God coming in the flesh
33.
Knowledge
a)
a statement that attempts to affirm two opposite propositions at the same time and in the same sense
b)
claims that say truth changes according to one's beliefs
c)
the belief that truth, knowledge, and morality are relative to the individual, society, and historical context.
d)
justified true belief
e)
the belief that Jesus was God coming in the flesh
34.
Incarnation
a)
a statement that attempts to affirm two opposite propositions at the same time and in the same sense
b)
claims that say truth changes according to one's beliefs
c)
the belief that truth, knowledge, and morality are relative to the individual, society, and historical context.
d)
justified true belief
e)
the belief that Jesus was God coming in the flesh
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