Print
Word
PDF
|
| Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What can we not do to God's greatness?
(a) Destroy it.
(b) Describe it.
(c) Exaggerate it.
(d) Diminish it.
2. What kind of person does Chan argue that he is?
(a) Happy go lucky.
(b) Naturally unstable.
(c) A problem solver.
(d) Naturally joyful.
3. Who writes the description of God's throne found in Isaiah?
(a) Lucifer.
(b) Isaiah.
(c) Gabrielle.
(d) John.
4. Why does Chan believe he had trouble understanding God's love?
(a) It is too complex.
(b) No one explained it.
(c) It doesn't exist.
(d) His relationship with his earthly father.
5. On what day does Chan decide to go to the emergency room?
(a) Easter.
(b) His birthday.
(c) Christmas Eve.
(d) New Year's Day.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the angel use to take away Isaiah's guilt from having unclean lips?
2. What does Chan not want true believers to do when they read his book?
3. What do we not get to decide about God?
4. Why does Chan say that God loves us despite our sins?
5. To what book does Chan's Bible open to during his time of solitude with God?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Chan say he felt all right about giving God leftovers for several years?
2. What does Chan say that worry implies about a person?
3. What are some of the differences between John and Isaiah's descriptions of God?
4. What two different types of people does Chan believe there are in the world?
5. Why does Chan reason that God threatens his children with death and hell for not loving Him if He loves us?
6. Describe Chan's relationship with his earthly father.
7. Why does Chan suggest that Jesus taught his followers in parables?
8. What surprises some Christians, according to Chapter 1?
9. What does Chan say about the financial situation of many people in America?
10. Why does Chan believe God created such diversity in the world?
|
This section contains 700 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) |
|
