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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. She says that it's important to remember that it is ________ that makes all things possible.
(a) Yourself.
(b) God.
(c) The Church.
(d) The Pope.

2. Guyon says that ultimate goal of a Christian should be what?
(a) Divine Union.
(b) The love of the Lord.
(c) Continual prayer.
(d) Evangelism.

3. Guyon admonishes that you must remember that this action happens when?
(a) You are loved.
(b) You are at peace.
(c) You show compassion.
(d) You are quiet.

4. Can outward activities ever draw you closer to the Lord?
(a) No.
(b) Yes.
(c) Usually.
(d) Sometimes.

5. What does Guyon say about requests in prayers?
(a) You must make only a few requests.
(b) You must make many requests.
(c) You should never request anything in prayers.
(d) You must be willing to give up your own prayers.

Short Answer Questions

1. Is Guyon's instruction for those who continue to seek the Lord with an "active" soul?

2. Is it possible to hold onto a comfortable experience?

3. How does Guyon illustrate the idea of activity?

4. Does Guyon believe that an hour or two a day of prayer is sufficient?

5. What should one do after saying a prayer?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Guyon believe one has not cause for worry?

2. Describe how this book ends.

3. How does Guyon explain the ability to be active while resting?

4. What does Guyon have to say about the "prayer of silence"?

5. What is one expected to feel at a time of confession? What does Guyon say about this?

6. What is Guyon's warning against ritual prayer?

7. What does Guyon believe is the ultimate goal of a Christian? How does she support this belief?

8. What does Guyon have to say on the subject of confession?

9. What does Guyon say about intercession?

10. What does Guyon say about becoming comfortable with outward experiences?

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