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

2. Many educated non-Christians were becoming impressed by ____________.
(a) The welfare system initiated by the Christian church and the compassion and mutual respect that Christians showed each other.
(b) The wealth of the Christian church.
(c) The intelligence of Christian leaders.
(d) The power of the Christian church.

3. The earliest account of this man's life is found ____________.
(a) In the Gospel of St. Luke.
(b) In the Gospel of St Mark.
(c) In the Gospel of St. John.
(d) In the Gospel of St. Matthew.

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

5. Initially, Muhammad's message was to warn the Quraysh about ____________.
(a) The coming of Salvation.
(b) Amending their lives and paying less attention to the accumulation of wealth and power.
(c) The need for grace.
(d) Asking for forgiveness of sins.

Short Answer Questions

1. Muhammad came under the influence of __________, some of whom were well disposed towards him.

2. There was now an emergence of Muslim studies in the fields of ____________.

3. The development of conflicting philosophies of the nature and existence of God took place against the backdrop of ____________.

4. In Europe, scientists such as _______________, published their own theories as to the meaning and role of God in modern life, while, in England, the physicist Isaac Newton extended his opus magnus "Philosophiae Natruralis Principia" to prove God's existence.

5. In the west the Christian form of mysticism rested not on imagery, but on ____________.

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