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U1 1.3 Head Heart 25-26

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

[CHOOSE 2] At an essential level, worldview involves ______

a)

what people assume to be true/accept by faith

b)

what people value most

c)

organized religion and religious rituals

d)

formal education

2.

Which of the following are affected by the the foundational things we assume to be true (our basic beliefs)?

a)

what we think

b)

what we love

c)

what we want

d)

what we smell

e)

our DNA

3.

When we use the term "our affections," we are referring to

a)

what we love/want

b)

what we think/believe

c)

the diseases that have infected us

d)

what we feel/choose

4.

Our "head system" represents __________. (Choose the most accurate answer.)

a)

our mind

b)

our affections

c)

our education

d)

our mental health

e)
5.

Based on Matthew 22:36-37, which is most accurate?

a)

We need God to fix our messed-up heart and mind before we can love him the right way.

b)

Loving God/relating to him in the right way involves our heart, not our mind.

c)

It is God’s fault that our hearts/ minds are messed up, because he created us this way.

d)

Sin has messed up our hearts. That's why we should trust our minds more than our hearts.

6.

Academic success matters so much to me that I cheat on an assignment, even though I am personally convinced that cheating is wrong. This is an example of _____

a)

loving/wanting the wrong things

b)

loving/wanting a good thing too much (out of proportion)

c)

not having enough love/desire for what is good

d)

a lack of love/desire in general

7.

I have a tendency to love myself more than I love God…and I often want to please myself more than I want to please God. This is most clearly an example of_____

a)

how sin affects my MIND

b)

how sin affects my HEART

c)

how sin affects my LIVER

d)

how my culture affects my RELIGIOUS BELIEFS

e)

how following my heart is totally the right thing to do

8.

When we’re talking about the HEAD part of the head-heart system, we’re talking about

a)

using our brains to draw conclusions

b)

using our hearts to love

c)

using our will to control others

d)

using our phone to look at TikTok

9.

Evaluate this advice, based on what Jeremiah 17:9 (and the rest of the Bible) teaches.

a)

That's bad advice.

The human heart is unreliable/ untrustworthy

b)

This may be bad advice, bacause some people's hearts are messed up

c)

That's bad advice. You should always follow your mind, because it is reliable/ trustworthy

d)

This is generally good advice. Following our hearts usually leads to happiness and fulfillment.

10.

I want to read my Bible and pray and grow in my relationship with God, but I can't seem to find the time or motivation. This is most clearly an example of _____

a)

loving/wanting the wrong things

b)

loving/wanting a good thing too much (out of proportion)

c)

not having enough love/desire for what is good

d)

messed up mind (believing what is good is actually bad)

e)

messed up mind (believing what is bad is actually good)

11.

I want to read my Bible and pray and grow in my relationship with God, but I can't seem to find the time or motivation. This is most clearly an example of _____

a)

loving/wanting the wrong things

b)

loving/wanting a good thing too much (out of proportion)

c)

not having enough love/desire for what is good

d)

messed up mind (believing what is good is actually bad)

e)

messed up mind (believing what is bad is actually good)

12.

If I'm honest with myself, I have to admit that I think I would be happier and more fulfilled if God would allow us to have sex before marriage. This is most clearly an example of _____

a)

messed up mind (believing what is good is actually bad/what is bad is actually good)

b)

messed up heart (following my desires even when I know they are wrong and illogical)

13.

Builds primarily on the foundational beliefs and assumptions we have made about the world/reality. Starts with what we have accepted by faith/think is obviously true about the world.

a)

head system

b)

heart system

c)

circulatory system

14.

Builds primarily on the foundation of ultimate values--what we deep down believe to be most valuable and worthy of our time/energy/effort/passion.

a)

head system

b)

heart system

c)

circulatory system

15.

Grows and changes based on our analysis of new evidence (things we experience, claims made by the people around us, etc.)

a)

head system

b)

heart system

c)

circulatory system

16.

is driven by what we love/want the most

a)

head system

b)

heart system

c)

circulatory system

17.

“the Ultimate shaper of worldview”--most strongly influences our view of the world

a)

head system

b)

heart system

c)

metric system

18.

Choose the [TWO] TRUE statements, based on the Scripture we studied in this unit.

a)

Our mind and our affections were created good by God.

b)

Sin has wrecked our affections, but not our mind.

c)

What we love & want is mostly unrelated to what we say and do.

d)

We are good at deceiving ourselves & we naturally want what is evil.

e)

Trusting Jesus does not result in changed desires or other practical changes.

19.

The (a)   is the beginning of knowledge.

[4 words, with spaces between them]

20.

The fear of the Lord is the (a)   .

[3 words, with spaces between them]