WorksheetsBible 12th Midterm Exam
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 46mins
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According to the Christian worldview, humanity's problems are caused by sin. What solution does this worldview provide to solve the world's problems? What are the implications of this solution on creation, human relationships among themselves, and human relationships with God?
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Sarah is a devout Muslim. For the past 5 years Albert, an atheist, has been trying to win his heart. Though Sarah has feelings for Albert, she has second thoughts about pursuing a relationship with him because of their different worldviews. Please explain with relevant arguments the differences between Sarah’s and Robert’s worldviews. Do you feel there are reconcilable differences? If yes, why? If not, why?
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According to Brian Walsh and Richard Middleton, a worldview is a perceptual framework, a way of seeing, embodied in actual ways of life, How does the Christian worldview understand the relationship between men and women?
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In your first college year, you befriend a Muslim who is interested in the God of the Christians. He has learned that you and he are worshiping the same God and wants to have your point of view. On this matter Please present to him the similarity if there is any and the differences between Allah and the God of the Christianity
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Christianity rests on Jesus Christ. Jesus is also an important figure in Islam. However, there are important differences in how He is perceived. Please present who Jesus Christ is in both worldviews.
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On September 11th, 2001, the Twin Towers were destroyed by Muslim terrorists. Since then, there is a perception that most Muslims are radicals. Are the different types of Muslims that exist? How do they differ from each other?
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What are the two ways the God of the Bible reveals Himself?
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According to Genesis 1:28, humanity received a mandate to rule the earth. What does it mean and how do we apply this mandate in the 21st century?
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Mark is pursuing his engineering degree at MIT. In one of his classes, he meets a Muslim and they start studying together. Mark is a devout Christian and would like to share his faith with his Muslim friend. What are the approaches he needs to take and those he must avoid in his endeavor?
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In her history class, Michelle’s teacher explains how Christianity caused crusades in medieval times and justified slavery and segregation. Michelle is confused but meets with you over lunch to discuss this matter. How did you address this issue with her?
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On a recent trip, you observed a Muslim and a Christian praying when the plane took off. Based on what you know about the transcendence and the immanence of the Muslim God and Christian God, what kind of personal relationship can they have with their God?
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Islam and Christianity teach that God is one (Matt. 12:29; Holy Qur'an 112:1-4). However, they do not understand the concept of God’s oneness in the same way. Please explain their different views on God’s unity.
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Please choose the wrong answers. Allah is
a)
1. Transcendent
b)
2. Immanent
c)
3. A trinity
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Michelle is a committed atheist. You want to convince her of God’s existence. You decide to use the cosmological argument to prove God’s existence. Write in one paragraph you presented that argument to her.
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In your biology class, the teacher starts the year by presenting the origins of humanity with the theory of evolution. A week later, as she continues to teach the topic, you confront her ideas with the teleological and intelligent design argument. Write some of the key points you’ve presented to him.
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Choose the right answer
a)
1. Christianity is a non-theistic worldview
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2. Islam is a pantheistic worldview
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3. Judaism is a revealed religion
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Please choose the right answer.
a)
1. The Quran had multiple authors whose different styles can be seen throughout the book
b)
2. The Bible was written by different authors, who lived in different contexts, over a period of over 10 centuries
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How do Muslims and Christians understand Jesus’ crucifixion?
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19.
One of these worldviews is not monotheistic. Which one is it
a)
1. Islam
b)
2. Judaism
c)
3. Secularism
20.
What is a worldview?
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