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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Isaiah do after he saw God that is surprising?
(a) Worshipped.
(b) Lived.
(c) Ran away.
(d) Died.

2. What does Chan instruct his reader to stop doing?
(a) Reading the Bible.
(b) Sinning.
(c) Going to Church.
(d) Praying.

3. What is not one of the goals of American Christianity?
(a) Sacrifice for Christ.
(b) Good church attendance.
(c) Children who don't swear.
(d) A nice marriage.

4. With what medical condition does Chan say he suffers?
(a) Heart palpitations.
(b) Migraine headaches.
(c) Gout.
(d) High blood pressure.

5. What changed Chan's relationship with God?
(a) His father's death.
(b) His stepmother's death.
(c) His own children.
(d) A weekend conference.

6. How much are lukewarm Christians willing to do?
(a) Nothing.
(b) As much as they can.
(c) The bare minimum.
(d) Whatever it takes.

7. How many options does Jesus offer for satisfactory Christianity?
(a) Two.
(b) Three.
(c) One.
(d) Four.

8. Who writes the description of God's throne found in Isaiah?
(a) Lucifer.
(b) John.
(c) Gabrielle.
(d) Isaiah.

9. How does God measure our lives?
(a) By the number of times we attend church.
(b) By how we love.
(c) By the offerings we give.
(d) By how much money we have.

10. What chapter of this book was hardest for Chan to write?
(a) Chapter 5.
(b) This first chapter.
(c) The last chapter.
(d) Chapter 4.

11. Why does Chan say that God loves us despite our sins?
(a) Chan can't answer this question.
(b) He has to.
(c) Because of mercy.
(d) We ask Him to.

12. For what reason does Chan see that people are willing to make changes in their lives?
(a) If it affects their ability to earn money.
(b) If it affects their relationship with others.
(c) If it affects their relationship with God.
(d) If it affects their salvation.

13. What song does Chan use as an example of how we know God loves us in this chapter?
(a) Jesus Loves Me.
(b) Onward Christian Soldiers.
(c) Jesus Loves the Little Children.
(d) Oh, the Wondrous Love of God.

14. What does Chan say that stress and worry imply?
(a) Arrogance.
(b) Perfection.
(c) Inadequacy.
(d) Disbelief.

15. What does Chan suggest twice to his readers in this chapter?
(a) To learn to interpret parables.
(b) Not to assume they are good soil.
(c) To become thorns.
(d) Not to take God's love for granted.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did Chan know that God loved him?

2. What parable does Chan refer to in this chapter?

3. What does Christ want from His followers?

4. In Luke, which people does Jesus say can't be his disciples?

5. What do we not get to decide about God?

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