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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Chan believe he had trouble understanding God's love?
(a) No one explained it.
(b) It doesn't exist.
(c) It is too complex.
(d) His relationship with his earthly father.

2. With what medical condition does Chan say he suffers?
(a) High blood pressure.
(b) Heart palpitations.
(c) Migraine headaches.
(d) Gout.

3. What changed Chan's relationship with God?
(a) His own children.
(b) His father's death.
(c) His stepmother's death.
(d) A weekend conference.

4. What is the only thing that Chan argues will ultimately matter in life?
(a) How much money we made.
(b) Our work for God.
(c) The car we drove.
(d) Our work for self.

5. How does Chan ask the reader to approach Chapter 5?
(a) With prejudice.
(b) Carefully.
(c) Objectively.
(d) Slowly.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Chan not want true believers to do when they read his book?

2. What type of people are lukewarm Christians most like?

3. Where can we hide from God?

4. What does the angel use to take away Isaiah's guilt from having unclean lips?

5. How old was Chan when his father died?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Chan's relationship with his earthly father.

2. Why does Chan suggest that Jesus taught his followers in parables?

3. Why does Chan believe his father disliked him?

4. Why does Chan question if many American churchgoers are really in love with God?

5. What are two ways that humans can respond to their own lack of control over their lives?

6. What does Chan say that it means to be holy?

7. Why does Chan reason that God threatens his children with death and hell for not loving Him if He loves us?

8. What are the five characteristics of God that Chan lists in chapter one?

9. What are the four creatures at the throne repeating?

10. Do even good Christians show characteristics of lukewarm Christians?

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