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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What happens on August 18th, 1979?
(a) Scott proposes to Kimberly.
(b) They move to Cincinnati.
(c) Kimberly and Scott plan have their rehearsal dinner.
(d) Kimberly and Scott are married.

2. How does Scott feel when he presses various experts he knows on these issues?
(a) He is surprised by their answers.
(b) He is satisfied with their answers.
(c) He feels as if he knows nothing.
(d) He is dissatisfied with their answers.

3. When does Kimberly decide she would commit herself to God?
(a) At an early age.
(b) As a college student.
(c) As a teenager.
(d) As an adult.

4. To whom does Scott make a petition?
(a) The Virgin Mary.
(b) St. Francis.
(c) St. Elizabeth.
(d) St. Joseph.

5. Why does Kimberly choose Grove City?
(a) To deepen her faith.
(b) It is close to home.
(c) It is inexpensive.
(d) Her father went there.

6. Scott begins his pastorate in what state?
(a) Ohio.
(b) Virginia.
(c) West Virginia.
(d) Indiana.

7. Why does Scott begin to question whether the Reformation is a good thing at all?
(a) There are too many churches with innacurate beliefs.
(b) The Reformers were bent on hurting the Church, not on spreading the word of Christ.
(c) The Reformers held that their differences with Rome all hinged on their distinct doctrines of justification.
(d) The Reformers were uneducated and did not know Scripture.

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

9. Is Scott's petition answered?
(a) Yes, one month later.
(b) Yes, several months later.
(c) Yes, right away.
(d) No.

10. Scott spends four years at Grove City College studying what?
(a) Theology, philosophy, and business.
(b) Theology, business, and political science.
(c) Theology, philosophy and economics.
(d) Theology, economics, and business.

11. To where do Kimberly and Scott then move for the summer?
(a) Indianapolis.
(b) Columbus.
(c) Cleveland.
(d) Cincinnati.

12. As time passes he begins to question another core Protestant doctrine. What doctrine is this?
(a) The notion of Sola Fide.
(b) The notion of Sola Solara.
(c) The notion of Sola Fidura.
(d) The notion of Sola Scriptura.

13. With whom does Kimberly work?
(a) Many people in the Presbyterian church.
(b) Many people in the Catholic Church.
(c) Many people of many different religions.
(d) Many researchers.

14. What does Scott admit about his feelings towards the Catholic Church.
(a) He detests the Catholic Church.
(b) He has a growing positive attitude towards the Roman Church.
(c) He has a growing negative attitude towards the Roman Church.
(d) He has no feelings about the Catholic Church.

15. 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) Tom Terry and James T. Draper, Jr.
(d) Joseph Campbell and Paul Haupt.

Short Answer Questions

1. What aspect of the Presbyterian communion is he questioning?

2. What does Scott believe is key for understanding the Bible?

3. How is Kimberly's upbringing different from Scott's?

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

5. What becomes Scott's mission?

(see the answer keys)

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