4. What two things do the quotes at the beginning of Part Seven contemplate?
(a) Fun and depression.
(b) Beauty and Charisma.
(c) Love and hate.
(d) Death and life.

5. Which of the following does the author not mention as one of the constraints Jesus lived under?
(a) Faith.
(b) Marriage.
(c) Economic.
(d) Gender.

6. How was James different from Jesus?
(a) He lived on the streets.
(b) He was not spiritual.
(c) He had a huge family.
(d) He had social and economic status.

7. What is the first idea that the author challenges about Jesus in this section?
(a) Judas did not betray him.
(b) He did not walk on water.
(c) He did not send out twelve apostles to spread his word.
(d) Jesus was not Jewish.

8. What disease does the author compare AIDs to in terms of the reaction of society towards it?
(a) Leprosy.
(b) Polio.
(c) Conumption.
(d) Cancer.

9. Which of the following constraints does the author say Jesus lived under?
(a) Love.
(b) Gender.
(c) Food.
(d) Marraige.

10. Which stories does the author break down and analyze at the end of this section?
(a) The crucific stories.
(b) The resurrection stories.
(c) The burial stories.
(d) The birth stories.

11. Who does the author say reinterprets the circumstances of Jesus' death?
(a) The People's Movement.
(b) The Christian Movement.
(c) The Egyptians.
(d) The Romans.

12. What was Peter's job?
(a) A shepherd.
(b) A market trader.
(c) A sailor.
(d) A fisherman.

13. Where was the unnamed woman from?
(a) Jeruselum.
(b) Nazareth.
(c) Bethany.
(d) Bethleham.

14. Which authority figure does the author describe as charming?
(a) John the Baptist.
(b) Julius Caesar.
(c) Pontius Pilate.
(d) King Herod.

15. What does the author say the New Testament was trying to echo?
(a) Greek plays.
(b) Greek philosophy.
(c) Old Testament prophecies.
(d) Roman law.