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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. Search: What happens at the moment of death?

2. Prism: How does God solve his problem?

3. Seed: What did humans develop from?

4. Quantum: People in this afterlife live __________________.

5. Reversal: What will happen when the universe begins to contract?

Short Essay Questions

1. Pantheon: There are many gods in this afterlife. In fact, there is a god of just about everything you can think of. As a result, these gods do a lot of fighting with each other. Why is it that these gods can empathize with humans?

2. Seed: Why does God feel like an amateur magician?

3. Subjunctive: How is a person judged in this afterlife?

4. Incentive: Why do the actors in this afterlife wish to be Beneficiaries?

5. Incentive: Why do actors often resent their job?

6. Graveyard of the Gods: Why are the gods in this afterlife so miserable?

7. Death Watch: How did the death switch become a problem for those who are alive?

8. Apostasy: In this afterlife God is anxious to reveal the Book of Truth to everyone who enters. She has always feared that some people would figure out the answers to life before she could tell them. Why does she banish apostates from her Heaven?

9. Seed: In this story man was created by accident. How did that happen?

10. Conservation: How was the universe created in this story?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Metamorphosis:

This is the story of those who await their third and final death. A death that happens when their name is said for the last time on Earth. However, some people find that they are stuck in the waiting room for eternity because their names are in books and will never be said for the last time.

1) What people do you imagine are in the waiting room forever? Can you name a few?

2) Of the people you named, how might they undergo a metamorphosis in the waiting room?

3) How might they change while in the waiting room as a result of glorification or misunderstanding of their earthly character and/or actions?

Give 3 people as examples.

Essay Topic 2

Apostasy:

In this story God is a woman who wishes to provide those entering the afterlife with the Book of Truth, a book that reveals all the answers they have been looking for. She forces any apostates to leave Heaven out of fear that they will impart people with this knowledge before she can. This God seems fairly vain and self-serving. Why do you think that is? Do you think it is significant that the author made this god a woman? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 3

Giantess:

In this story God is so vast that the beings in her universe feel it is pointless to try and communicate with her. The being in the story states that the size difference between the Giantess and the beings trying to influence her was too large for them to really communicate. Do you think this is true? Is their size difference the reason the Giantess destroyed planets and elements when they sent her a message? What else may have made the Giantess behave in the way she did?

In other words, how might the princely-looking man be wrong in his interpretations of the Giantess's reaction?

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