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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. In discussing the inner ring, to which psychologist does Lewis refer?
(a) Erikson.
(b) Ainsworth.
(c) Bandura.
(d) Freud.
2. "Membership" states that unity is the road to what?
(a) Freedom.
(b) Peace.
(c) Personality.
(d) Pleasure.
3. Why, according to "Membership", has even the authority of man over beast been interfered with?
(a) The church no longer accepts it.
(b) It is constantly abused.
(c) God did not intend it.
(d) It is not used anyway.
4. Lewis states in "Membership" that _____________ is a quantitative term and that therefore love knows nothing of it.
(a) Personality.
(b) Humility.
(c) Obedience.
(d) Equality.
5. In the opening of "On Forgiveness", Lewis says what about believing in the forgiveness of sins?
(a) It is easier than he thought.
(b) It is not as easy as he thought.
(c) It is irrelevant to the Christian faith.
(d) It is essential to the Christian faith.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Lewis's discussion of membership, what did St. Paul mean by the word "members" in the original Greek context?
2. In "Membership", Lewis cautions against mistaking necessary evils for what?
3. Which author does Lewis quote in "Membership" as saying that to be happy at home is the end of all human endeavor?
4. What professor does Lewis quote in "Is Theology Poetry?" as defending evolution simply because creationism is too incredible to believe?
5. According to "On Forgiveness", what part of forgiveness are we responsible for taking to God?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain the Creed, as discussed in "On Forgiveness".
2. Why does Lewis refrain from calling inner rings evil in "The Inner Ring"?
3. What does Lewis say in his discussion of forgiveness is the hardest part about forgiving others?
4. In the opening of "The Inner Ring", what does Lewis believe of the desire to be inside the inner ring?
5. In the discussion of the inner ring, what does Lewis say we hope to achieve by getting inside the ring?
6. According to "The Inner Ring", what is the difference between a small musical group and an inner ring?
7. When discussing the common idea that we are all equal in the sight of God, Lewis proposes what he admits may seem to be a paradox. Explain the paradox.
8. What disadvantages does Lewis say in "Is Theology Poetry?" does Christianity have when faced with other doctrines?
9. In his discussion of the inner ring, Lewis says that men tell their wives and themselves that it's a hardship to stay late at work or school. Why, according to Lewis, is this not quite true?
10. At the end of "Membership", Lewis says that he may have complicated a simple matter but that he was anxious to bring out what two points?
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