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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. According to the author's witness with a Jewish background, which biblical scripture paints a clear image of the Messiah?
2. What is the fluid that collects in the membrane around the heart?
3. In discussing the psychology of Jesus, what question does discussion of his mental state lead to?
4. How many books has witness Donald Carson written or edited?
5. What size crowd does the risen Jesus appear to when he addresses the apostles and Peter?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the author believe the sightings of Jesus after his resurrection were not hallucinations?
2. According to the author's witness of psychological evidence, what kind of emotions do people suffering with psychosis display?
3. What three things can medical evidence prove?
4. What began Lapides' rebellion of his family's religion?
5. What is one way that the resurrection of Jesus changed the lives of Jewish believers?
6. What explanation does the author's witness in profile evidence give regarding the meaning of John 3:16?
7. What is the role of Joseph of Arimathea?
8. What was the typical after-death procedure during Jesus' time?
9. How important was the eyewitness testimony of the women visitors to Jesus' tomb during their time?
10. When Lapides rebels against his family's religion, what does he turn to?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the importance of Luke to history and the investigation in "The Case for Christ."
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the importance of the historian Tacticus to Strobel's investigation into the case for Christ.
Essay Topic 3
A main character in a work of fiction has both good and bad qualities, giving the character dimension. In nonfiction, the main character is known as the subject. Strobel, the author of "The Case for Christ," is the main character/subject of this book. Does the reader see both good and bad qualities about him in the book? Why or why not? Is Strobel any less of a main character/subject if the reader does not see both good and bad qualities about him? Support your answer with examples from the text.
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