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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Discipline of Simplicity.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The Discipline of Meditation says that meditation differs from the scriptures in what way?
(a) Meditation takes more discipline.
(b) There is no difference.
(c) Scriptures are more important.
(d) Meditation makes the scriptures come to life and become more personal.

2. According to The Discipline of Meditation, a person must overcome what in order to meditate effectively?
(a) Preconceived notions.
(b) The obstacles of the devil.
(c) Anxieties.
(d) Thoughts.

3. Who is Dallas Willard?
(a) A homeless man near the author's church.
(b) The author's brother.
(c) The founder of the author's church.
(d) A member of the author's church who leads scripture studies.

4. What is an example of verbal study?
(a) Natural observation.
(b) Labs.
(c) Conversation.
(d) Lectures.

5. What does the author say is NOT a requirement to understand the disciplines?
(a) A Bible.
(b) Theoretical knowledge.
(c) Trust in God.
(d) Close friends.

Short Answer Questions

1. What sorts of addictions does Foster refer to in the chapter about simplicity?

2. Why does fasting seem to be a desirable goal in the secular world, according to The Discipline of Fasting?

3. What is the definition of an "absolute fast"?

4. What company published this book?

5. What did Doris Boyce help the author do?

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