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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 5 and 6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Of what nation does Metaxas report Bonhoeffer to be a citizen?
(a) Germany.
(b) U.S.
(c) Poland.
(d) England.
2. What does Metaxas claim to have set the mood of Britons regarding their attitude toward Germans?
(a) A Desire of all Britons to put the ware behind them and restore international relations.
(b) Emotional duress caused by the loss of so many loved ones during the war.
(c) National exhaustion after fighting such a long and violent war.
(d) A government propaganda campaign that vilified all Germans for the sake of winning WWII.
3. What does Metaxas suggest prevented Bonhoeffer from accepting his grandmother's encouragement to take a trip to India to visit Ghandi?
(a) An opportunity to travel to Rome.
(b) A concussion.
(c) His birthday.
(d) A lack of funding.
4. What does status does Metaxas claim Bonhoeffer attained upon his death?
(a) Hero.
(b) Martyrdom.
(c) Sainthood.
(d) Traitor legacy.
5. Upon what Christian principal was the Barman Declaration that rejected Nazi influence over the German church based, according to Metaxas?
(a) That the creation cannot make itself equal to the creator.
(b) That God is completely unknowable except by revelation.
(c) That man is always attempting to become God.
(d) That man is bent toward sin and is in need of redemption.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Metaxas claim that the Nazis used Martin Luther's late writings regarding Jews to promote their agenda against the Jews.
2. According to Metaxas, how did Karl Bonhoeffer, Dietrich Bonhoeffer's father, meet Bonhoeffer's mother, the former Paula von Hase?
3. How does Metaxas report a member of Igel described Bonhoeffer?
4. What does Metaxas report to be Bonhoeffer's first ministry?
5. What does Metaxas point out to be the motivation of Luther's condemnations of the Jews that he wrote late in his life?
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