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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 aspect is it about the Marines that turned Chan off?
(a) The job description.
(b) The slogan.
(c) The running.
(d) The uniform.

2. What can we not do to God's greatness?
(a) Diminish it.
(b) Destroy it.
(c) Exaggerate it.
(d) Describe it.

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

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

5. What does God command us to do in life?
(a) Pretend our lives will never end.
(b) Rejoice always.
(c) Stress over our ministry.
(d) Worry about bills.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Chan describe the practice of offering God leftovers?

2. On what day does Chan decide to go to the emergency room?

3. To what does Isaiah compare man's good deeds?

4. What does Chan not want true believers to do when they read his book?

5. What do people usually not think about during the average day?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Chan say that the questions of many people who claim to be believers in Christ about what they can get away with and still be saved are tragic?

2. Why does Chan believe his father disliked him?

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

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

5. What two different types of people does Chan believe there are in the world?

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

7. Why does Chan include the example of Stan and Brooke in this chapter?

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

9. Describe Chan's relationship with his earthly father.

10. What does Chan say that worry implies about a person?

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