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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. The emphasis today is shifting from mass evangelism to ___________________________.
(a) radio evangelism
(b) ignoring evangelism
(c) television evangelism
(d) personal evangelism

2. The supreme being of Islam is called ________________________.
(a) Allah
(b) Yaweh
(c) God the Prophet
(d) God the Father

3. In the book, these perversions result in what the author refers to as _______________________-.
(a) the Biblical Jesus
(b) the other Jesus
(c) there is no reference
(d) the correct Jesus

4. Muhammad is ranked in importance equal to ________________________.
(a) L. Ron Hubbard
(b) Charles Taze Russell
(c) Joseph Smith
(d) Jesus Christ

5. The Divine Principle _________________________.
(a) contains all of Moon's teachings
(b) is a recruitment document
(c) is based on orthodox Christian interpretations of the Bible
(d) is the traditional Christian Bible

Short Answer Questions

1. Herbert W. Armstrong claimed to be a descendant of ________________________.

2. What is God's spiritual law according to the Worldwide Church of God?

3. According to the teachings of the Worldwide Church of God, _____________________________.

4. Millerism was based on the Book of __________________.

5. Which of the following is not a sect of modern Islam?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the Shahada?

2. What is the New Testament position on evangelism?

3. Which group is most attracted to the Unification Church?

4. What is the purpose of the Divine Principle?

5. What do Jehovah's Witnesses believe about Jesus?

6. What is the current trend in evangelism?

7. When did the fad of Eastern cults become popular?

8. Why are the Mormons successful in missionary work?

9. Why is the Church of the New Jerusalem influential in church circles?

10. What is the prophecy of seventy weeks?

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