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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Scott and Kimberly decide to go to __________________, where they will begin their graduate studies.
(a) Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
(b) Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.
(c) Christian Theological Seminary.
(d) Fuller Theological Seminary.

2. He begins to talk with whom about these books he is reading?
(a) His friend Gerry.
(b) His friend Monica.
(c) His friend Jack.
(d) His wife.

3. What is the Protestant theory of justification, or how one becomes saved?
(a) One was saved only if he or she did not break the Ten Commandments.
(b) One was saved by being Christ-like.
(c) One was saved by being declared righteous by God through no merit of your own.
(d) One was saved by his or her actions.

4. What line does Scott repeat?
(a) Catholicism is fallible.
(b) Protestantism is a form of anarchism with tens of thousands of denominations and that Christ did not mean for Christians to be so divided.
(c) All denominations are the one true faith.
(d) Protestantism is the one truth faith.

5. What is sola fide?
(a) One was saved by being Christ-like.
(b) One was saved only if he or she did not break the Ten Commandments.
(c) One was saved by his or her actions.
(d) One is saved by being declared righteous by God through no merit of your own.

6. He begins to read the works of who and develops strongly anti-Catholic views?
(a) Jay Samonie and Sue Monk Kidd.
(b) Martin Luther and John Calvin.
(c) Joseph Campbell and Paul Haupt.
(d) Tom Terry and James T. Draper, Jr.

7. What becomes Scott's mission?
(a) To bring Christians back to the church.
(b) To correct the sola fide view of Protestants.
(c) To correct and "liberate" Catholics raised in a "works-righteousness" faith.
(d) To convert non-Christians to the Presbyterian church.

8. What does Scott realized about Sola Scriptura?
(a) It must be believed.
(b) It is not a Scriptural doctrine and so is self-contradictory.
(c) It is a Scriptural doctrine.
(d) It is accurate.

9. Kimberly hopes Gerry will quiet Scott's interest in Catholicism. Is Gerry able to do this?
(a) No.
(b) Somewhat.
(c) Yes.
(d) Not at first.

10. What happens when Scott is in a Bible study with Catholics?
(a) He embarrasses them.
(b) They correct him.
(c) They annoy him.
(d) He corrects them.

11. They are eventually engaged and are delighted to find that they both want what?
(a) To be ministers.
(b) To move to Cincinnati.
(c) Children.
(d) A home.

12. What does Scott do when he first meets Kimberly?
(a) He immediately "drills" her about her theological thinking.
(b) He tells her he is going to marry her.
(c) He blushes.
(d) He asks her if she is a Christian.

13. He begins to think about moving his family to what church?
(a) The Episcopal church.
(b) The Catholic church.
(c) The Lutheran church.
(d) The Presbyterian church.

14. What happens as a result of Scott's commitment?
(a) He gains many friends.
(b) He confuses his parents.
(c) He loses many of his friends.
(d) He is happier.

15. What does Scott begin to discover about Sola Fide?
(a) It is not scriptural and was not Paul's view.
(b) It is scriptural and was Paul's view.
(c) The Protestants do not believe it anymore.
(d) It also believed by the Catholic Church.

Short Answer Questions

1. He ultimately decides on which position regarding communion?

2. With whom does Kimberly work?

3. What is the doctrine that we are saved by faith alone apart from our moral works?

4. To where do Kimberly and Scott then move for the summer?

5. Scott begins to see the importance of what?

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