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UTF Chapter 2 test

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Bible is most accurately described as what?

a)

A rule book

b)

A love letter

c)

A book of heroes and heroic tales

d)

A Story about God and what he has done

2.

Which of the following is a good reason why everyone should study the Bible?

a)

The Bible is part of world literature.

b)

The Bible changed Western civilization.

c)

Knowledge of the Bible is the mark of an educated person.

d)

Knowledge of the Bible is the mark of a moral person.

e)

All of them

3.

Which of the following works claims to reveal truth?

a)

The Quran

b)

The Humanist Manifesto

c)

The Communist Manifesto

d)

The Bhagavad Gita

e)

All of them

4.

Which of the following passages indicates that general revelation is written on our hearts and through the observation of God’s creation?

a)

Psalms 19:1–4

b)

Romans 1:19–20

c)

Romans 2:14–16

d)

All of them

e)

None of them

5.

Which of the following passages describes God’s act of special revelation?

a)

Matthew 18:3

b)

Luke 1:1–4

c)

Romans 1:19–20

d)

Hebrews 1:1–2

e)

1 Peter 1:20–21

6.

What is assumed when Christians claim the Bible is God’s Word?

a)

There is an external world that can be known.

b)

Truth about the external world can be discovered.

c)

The Bible objectively describes the external world as it is for everyone.

d)

The Bible is open to scrutiny and can thus be examined for truth.

e)

All of them

7.

Which of the following passages notes, “All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness.”

a)

Hosea 4:6

b)

Matthew 18:3

c)

2 Timothy 3:16

d)

Hebrews 1:1–2

e)

None of them

8.

Which of the following accurately describes the Bible?

a)

It is composed of 66 separate books.

b)

It was written over 1,500 years.

c)

It was written by 40 different writers.

d)

All of them

e)

None of them

9.

Which of the following is necessary for something to count as knowledge?

a)

You must believe it.

b)

The belief you hold must be true.

c)

The true belief must be justified or supported by adequate evidence.

d)

All of them

e)

None of them

10.

In the Gospel of Luke, Luke’s testimony is based on what?

a)

Wishful thinking

b)

Strong feelings

c)

Subjective intuition

d)

Prophetic visions

e)

Careful investigation

11.

Which of the following questions best illustrates that the claim “knowledge only comes through science” is logically self-defeating?

a)

What scientific experiment proves your claim?

b)

What is the proof for your claim?

c)

Is your proposition true?

d)

What if your proposition is wrong?

e)

Who are some important people who agree with your proposition?

12.

What makes a belief, thought, or statement true?

a)

It is sincerely believed by an individual.

b)

It is sincerely believed by a large group of people.

c)

It is recorded in a holy book.

d)

It corresponds to reality.

e)

None of them

13.

Which of the following statements is true about objective truth?

a)

Truth cannot be objectively known.

b)

Truth is subject to change based on one’s own beliefs.

c)

Truth is independent of one’s own beliefs.

d)

All of them

e)

None of them

14.

Which of the following statements is self-refuting?

a)

“There is no truth.”

b)

“No one can know anything.”

c)

“I have a brother who is an only child.”

d)

“Every sentence has only five words.”

e)

All of them

15.

The dictionary is the best selling book of all time.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Many of America’s founders and presidents did not think highly of the Bible.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Christianity is a revealed religion.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

There are really only two options for the origin of religion: revelation or evolution.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Through creation, there are aspects of God that everyone can know.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

A saving knowledge of Christ only comes through general revelation.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

It is most accurate to say the Bible contains God’s word.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Our recognition of the Bible’s authority does not affect the Bible’s inherent possession of authority.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Christians claim the Bible is “divinely inspired.” This means God used the biblical writers to communicate exactly what he wanted and yet did so without overriding their personalities.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Although there have been some errors in the transmission of the Bible, the essential doctrines of the faith have been transmitted reliably.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

The Bible assumes that justified true belief is impossible.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

One hundred percent certainty is a necessary condition for knowledge.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Our search for knowledge is actually the search for adequate reasons for our beliefs.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

The scientific method gives us the only legitimate way of knowing truth.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

The 1947 discovery of the _______________ helped demonstrate that scribes have accurately copied biblical texts over time.

a)

Correspondence theory of truth

b)

Dead Sea Scrolls

c)

Objective truth claim

d)

Subjective truth claim

30.

Christians claim the Bible is ______________ or without error.

a)

Knowledge

b)

Innerant

c)

Scientism

d)

Dead Sea Scrolls

31.

____________ is justified true belief.

a)

Innerant

b)

Scientism

c)

Objective truth claim

d)

Knowledge

32.

_____________ is the philosophical belief that all knowledge comes through solely through the scientific method.

a)

Scientism

b)

Knowledge

c)

Relativism

d)

Innerant

33.

The ______________ is the view that the truth of a proposition is determined by how accurately it describes the facts of reality.

a)

Objective truth claim

b)

Subjective truth claim

c)

Self-refuting claim

d)

Correspondence theory of truth

34.

A(n) ______________ makes a claim of fact about the independent world

a)

Self-refuting claim

b)

Objective truth claim

c)

Subjective truth claim

d)

Correspondence theory of truth

35.

A(n) _______________ makes a claim of fact about the personal beliefs of an individual.

a)

Subjective truth claim

b)

Correspondence theory of truth

c)

Objective truth claim

d)

Self-refuting claim

36.

_________________ is the belief that truth, knowledge, and morality are relative to the individual, society, or historical context.

a)

Relativism

b)

Knowledge

c)

Scientism

d)

Correspondence theory of truth

37.

A(n) _______________ is a statement that attempts to affirm two opposite propositions at the same time and in the same sense

a)

Objective truth claim

b)

Subjective truth claim

c)

Self-refuting claim

d)

Correspondence theory of truth

38.

Why is the Bible more like a compass than an instruction manual?

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39.

What does it mean to say that God is personal?

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40.

Define revelation.

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41.

Define general revelation.

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42.

Define special revelation.

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43.

What do Christians mean when they claim that the Bible is rooted in history?

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