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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Corroborating Evidence.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which gospel begins with the writer saying he intends to write "accurately" about all the things he "investigated"?
(a) Mark.
(b) John.
(c) Luke.
(d) Matthew.

2. What reliability does the author also look to prove about the gospel based on corroborating evidence outside of the Bible?
(a) Logical.
(b) Historical.
(c) Theoretical.
(d) Theological.

3. What means written by an apostle or followers of the apostles?
(a) Apostolic authority.
(b) Apostolae.
(c) Holy apostlolic.
(d) Apistle Commentary.

4. What is the Q source?
(a) A hypothetical collection of Jesus' sayings and teachings.
(b) Reference to Q. Papias, historian.
(c) A proposed formula for logic.
(d) A formula for logic.

5. According to Blomberg's example, why did people memorize the Old Testament?
(a) Because they were very intelligent.
(b) Because they were instructed to do so.
(c) There was nothing else for entertainment.
(d) Histories were passed down orally.

Short Answer Questions

1. What changes the way the author thinks about Christ and Christianity?

2. Who first recorded that Peter's firsthand accounts were accurate?

3. What does the author say the reader must set aside while reading the book?

4. How has 40 years of research affected Yamauchi's faith?

5. What does Strobel discover when he reads some of the works that have been excluded from the New Testament?

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