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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II, Essays 1 - 10, Dangers of National Repentance, Two Ways with the Self, Meditation on the Third Commandment, On the Reading of Old Books, Two Lectures, Meditation in a Toolshed, Scraps, The Decline of Religion, Vivisection, Modern Translations of.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How do secularism and paganism compare to Christianity as belief systems, according to Lewis?
(a) They are both inferior to Christianity.
(b) They are both totally invalidated by Christianity.
(c) Paganism is inferior to Christianity, which is inferior to secularism.
(d) They are both equally valid compared to Christianity.
2. Lewis suggests that arguments for or against God's existence are which of the following?
(a) Powerful.
(b) Foolish.
(c) Intricate.
(d) All incorrect.
3. The philosopher that Lewis responds to in Part I, Essay 23, "Must Our Image of God Go?" uses a metaphor that compares Jesus to which of the following?
(a) A doorway.
(b) A sign.
(c) A vessel.
(d) A window.
4. Lewis notes that disagreements from Christian history appear small in what context?
(a) From a layman's point of view.
(b) From a scriptural perspective.
(c) From a historical perspective.
(d) From outside the church.
5. Why are Christians sometimes hesitant to "witness" to those they care about?
(a) They know how much that person could accept.
(b) They are unsure of the doctrine behind their beliefs.
(c) They don't think that person deserves to be saved.
(d) They are afraid of their beliefs being questioned.
Short Answer Questions
1. Joad believed that various philosophical theories of human evolution were which of the following?
2. What is the title of the book discussed in Part I, Essay 13, "On the Transmission of Christianity"?
3. One theory about ethics and philosophy is that they grew out of what?
4. How does Lewis view the laws of the universe?
5. How should the spiritual faults of others be viewed, according to Lewis?
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