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

2. How often do lukewarm people share their faith?
(a) Never.
(b) With everyone.
(c) Rarely.
(d) Half the time.

3. What kind of person does Chan argue that he is?
(a) Happy go lucky.
(b) Naturally unstable.
(c) A problem solver.
(d) Naturally joyful.

4. What did Brooke want to give her unsaved friends?
(a) Poems.
(b) Movie tickets.
(c) Bibles.
(d) Gospel tracts.

5. Which of the following worship types would God prefer?
(a) Heartless worship.
(b) No worship.
(c) Apathetic worship.
(d) Distracted worship.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the "first and greatest commandment"?

2. What does Chan learn about his existence in respect to God?

3. Who writes the description of God's throne found in Isaiah?

4. How did Chan's earthly father make him feel?

5. What is the greatest good on earth?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Why does Chan believe God created such diversity in the world?

3. What question does Chan ask his readers at the end of Chapter 3?

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

5. How does Chan learn that he does not have to fear failing God?

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

7. What are the four creatures at the throne repeating?

8. What are the five characteristics of God that Chan lists in chapter one?

9. In what circumstances can our lives be taken away from us?

10. Describe the type of love that lukewarm Christians have for others.

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