God in the Dock; Essays on Theology and Ethics Quiz

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1.

The philosopher that Lewis responds to in Part I, Essay 23, "Must Our Image of God Go?" holds what position? (from Part I, Essays 19 - 23, What Are We to Make of Jesus Christ?, The Pains of Animals, Is Theism Important?, Rejoinder to Dr Pittenger, Must Our Image of God Go?)

Bishop.

Dean.

Professor emeritus.

Deacon.

2.

In the original essay to which Lewis responds in Part IV, Letter 1, "The Conditions for a Just War", what is the final condition? (from Part IV, Letters)

There must a a considerable probability of victory.

The war must be carried out with no civilian losses.

The war must be one of defense.

The people must consent to the war.

3.

Which of the following is NOT one of the subjects that Lewis states that almost all political parties agree upon? (from Part II, Essays 1 - 10, Dangers of National Repentance, Two Ways with the Self, Meditation on the Third Commandment, On the Reading of Old Books, Two Lectures, Meditation in a Toolshed, Scraps, The Decline of Religion, Vivisection, Modern Translations of)

Security.

Taxation.

A living wage.

The balance of order and freedom.

4.

The philosopher that Lewis responds to in Part I, Essay 23, "Must Our Image of God Go?" uses a metaphor that compares Jesus to which of the following? (from Part I, Essays 19 - 23, What Are We to Make of Jesus Christ?, The Pains of Animals, Is Theism Important?, Rejoinder to Dr Pittenger, Must Our Image of God Go?)

A vessel.

A sign.

A doorway.

A window.

5.

The problems discussed in Part II, Essay 12, "God in the Dock" mainly stem from criticisms of Christianity from what quarter? (from Part II, Essays 11 - 16, Priestesses in the Church?, God in the Dock, Behind the Scenes, Revival or Decay?, Before We Can Communicate, Cross-Examination)

Philosophers.

Unbelievers.

Dissenting Christians.

Scientists.

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