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WorksheetsChapter 10 Quiz (Apologetics: "10 Questions...")
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 25mins
According the to the show The Good Place referenced by the author, what do people do to get into heaven?
confess their evil
earn enough good points in their lives
forgive others
nothing; everyone gets to go!
To what does the author compare to a fish having awareness of being surrounded by water?
your awareness of evil in the world
your awareness of good in the world
your awareness of air to be breathed
your awareness of your own sin
The author references several verses from the book of John (8:12, 6:35, 14:6, 11:25). Which of the following does Jesus proclaim that He alone represents?
(Check all that apply.)
the bread of life
the light of the world
the way the truth and the life
the author of good
the resurrection and the life
The author states that we "like to think we're basically good people." We're not murderers or Hitler even though sometimes we do bad things. However, Jesus sets the bar higher by declaring that even our _____________ condemn us and require God's judgment.
thoughts
actions
words
none of these
What is the experiment the author recommends to help you become more aware of God's knowledge with respect to things you believe to be private?
walk around with a "Scarlet Letter"
walk around with thought bubbles visible to everyone
walk around with your feelings on your sleeve
walk around with your thoughts on a message in a bottle
The author references the story of the prodigal son and makes analogies to several pop culture character scenarios that illustrate that concept. Consider the story of the Lion King. Mufasa dying sacrifically for _____________ is closely aligned with these analogies (and ultimately what Jesus did for us).
Simba
Nala
Scar
The author references the piece of Voldemort's soul that rests inside of Harry which cannot die unless Harry dies. What does the Bible say is likewise lodged in us? (one word)
(a)
One day it will be too late for us to place our trust in Christ as our Savior.
True
False
not enough info
In contrast to The Good Place, we can infer from the Bible that heaven and hell are about...
our relationship with God
the good things we've done
doing what's right for us
the difference between Jesus and his followers
According to the author, "plenty of people who don't follow Jesus live pretty happy lives on earth." How can this be and what is ultimately the outcome if they continue that direction?
