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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through A God for Reformers.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Nietzsche proclaimed that God ____________.
(a) Never existed.
(b) Was in hiding.
(c) Was dead.
(d) Is in all things.

2. There was now an emergence of Muslim studies in the fields of ____________.
(a) Art, science, and technology.
(b) Astronomy, alchemy, medicine, and mathematics.
(c) Music, art, and literature.
(d) Astrology, alchemy, and art.

3. What was a consequence of the doctrine of Incarnation?
(a) It added to the danger of idolatry.
(b) It did not affect the danger of idolatry.
(c) It removed the danger of idolatry.
(d) It diminished the danger of idolatry.

4. After the first three years, Muhammad's message transformed into _______________.
(a) Al-Lah, the High God, precluded worship of the ancient cults.
(b) Al-Lah, the High God, is the most powerful of all gods.
(c) Al-Lah, the High God, is the same God as the Jews.
(d) Al-Lah, the High God, is only for Muslims.

5. What removes God from the personal human category to transcend the human attributes?
(a) Personal traditions.
(b) Mystical traditions.
(c) Unusual traditions.
(d) Fundamental traditions.

Short Answer Questions

1. The effect of this behavior towards Jewish people was ____________.

2. In this chapter Karen Armstrong outlines the developments in the nineteenth century which led to ____________.

3. Christianity became the state religion of ___________.

4. What city did this tribe rule?

5. Sigmund Freud considered belief in a God as ____________.

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