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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the disability of the girl in Chapter 5?
(a) Deafness.
(b) Blindness.
(c) Muteness.
(d) Paralysis.

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

3. In Chan's analogy, what is God the size of?
(a) Lake Michigan.
(b) A human brain.
(c) A soda can.
(d) The oceans.

4. From what chapter of the Bible does Chan get his reference to lukewarm Christians?
(a) Revelations.
(b) Luke.
(c) Psalms.
(d) Matthew.

5. Where do lukewarm Christians want most to fit in?
(a) In the world and at church.
(b) In the world.
(c) At work.
(d) At church.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what story form did Jesus often teach?

2. What sorrows lukewarm people the most?

3. How many options does Jesus offer for satisfactory Christianity?

4. Why does Chan believe he had trouble understanding God's love?

5. What is the climax of the movie of life?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are two ways that humans can respond to their own lack of control over their lives?

2. Why does Chan believe that many people have trouble understanding the love of God?

3. In what ways does Chan indicate that people who join the Marines are different from those who become Christians?

4. What surprises some Christians, according to Chapter 1?

5. What does Chan say that stress indicates about a person's mindset?

6. How does Chan back up his assertion that lukewarm people do not live by faith?

7. Who does Chan say these people whom God is about to spit out of His mouth are?

8. Why does Chan question if many American churchgoers are really in love with God?

9. Why does Chan say he felt all right about giving God leftovers for several years?

10. For what reason does Chan believe that giving half-hearted praise to God is evil?

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