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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Scott spends four years at Grove City College studying what?

2. What does Scott begin doing in his senior year?

3. He begins to talk with whom about these books he is reading?

4. How does Kimberly feel at Trinity Presbyterian Church?

5. What does Scott begin to believe about the Bible?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is his conversion to Catholicism foreshadowed?

2. In what church is Scott Hahn raised?

3. Why does Kimberly tell Scott to wait to convert?

4. What does Scott realize about his pastorate?

5. What is anonymously mailed to Scott? What does he do with this?

6. Where do the Hahns attend graduate school? Who does Scott meet there, who is a fellow ant-Catholic?

7. How does Young Life change Scott's life?

8. How do Scott and Kimberly get to know each other?

9. How do Scott's views on Holy Communion change?

10. Why does Scott begin to question the Reformers?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Scott and Kimberly are raised as Protestants.

Part 1) Describe their religious upbringings. Why is it important to know how they were raised? How does this knowledge affect the story?

Part 2) What does this initial introduction of the characters reveal about them?

Part 3) How do their religious upbringings contrast Catholicism? How do these beliefs play a role in their conversion?

Essay Topic 2

While in RCIA Kimberly develops a hunger for the Eucharist.

Part 1) What is RCIA? Why does she attend RCIA? What does this reveal about her?

Part 2) Why does she develop a hunger for the Eucharist? Is this different than the Holy Communion at a Protestant Church? Why or why not?

Part 3) How does this hunger affect her? What does this foreshadow? How does it show a parallel between her and Scott?

Essay Topic 3

August 7, 1987 is a turning point for Kimberly.

Part 1) What takes place on this day? What about this day surprises Kimberly? Why does this surprise her?

Part 2) How is this day a turning point? How does this foreshadow future events?

Part 3) How do Kimberly's feelings about the Catholic Church begin to mirror her husband's?

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