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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. When was the term "logos" first used by a Greek philosopher?
2. How many baptisms did Skrefsrud and Borreson average in a day?
3. What was the capital of Korea?
4. Who wrote "An Account of an Embassy to the Kingdom of Ava in the Year 1795"?
5. What member of the Areopagus believed Paul's message about Jesus and became a believer?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did European theologues think something was wrong when there were 80 baptisms among the Santal people in one day?
2. Why weren't nineteenth century Britishers interested in approaching Asians as white brothers?
3. In 1795, who did the Karen believe that an English diplomat might be?
4. What did Confucius teach the Chinese about religion?
5. How did Richardson define special revelation?
6. Why did the Pythian oracle say there was a curse on Athens?
7. What did Yahweh tell Abraham to do, and what did Yahweh promise he would do?
8. What rituals did the Karen develop to venerate a book given to them by a Muslim traveler?
9. How did Epimenides know which sheep to sacrifice to the unknown god?
10. Why might missionaries who experienced the sky god phenomenon have downplayed the evidence?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
An Inca king named Pachacuti had worshiped a sun god, but after some contemplation he decided that he was worshiping what God had made and not God himself. Discuss why Pachacuti realized that he was worshiping creation rather than Creator and what he did about his realization.
Essay Topic 2
Cultural analogies were used to explain the gospel to people groups. Discuss the peacemaking rituals of the Sawi and Asmat and how those rituals were used as analogies of the gospel.
Essay Topic 3
The Karen people had passed down hymns verbally from generation to generation to teach about the one true God. Discuss Y'wa, the God of the Karen, and how they portrayed him.
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