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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Scott learn about the Protestant Church's opinions of contraception?
(a) Prior to 1930 they agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.
(b) They never agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.
(c) They always have agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.
(d) They have no opinion on contraception.

2. What is the central doctrine of Protestants?
(a) Sola fidelity.
(b) Sola fidore.
(c) Sola fide.
(d) Sola scriptura.

3. What is the doctrine that we are saved by faith alone apart from our moral works?
(a) Sola scriptura.
(b) Sola fidelity.
(c) Sola fide.
(d) Sola fidore.

4. What does Scott begin doing in his senior year?
(a) Choosing a college.
(b) Skip school.
(c) Begins to attend seminary classes.
(d) Research the priesthood.

5. What aspect of the Presbyterian communion is he questioning?
(a) Communion is the actual blood and body of Christ.
(b) Communion is a memorial of Christ's death and resurrection.
(c) Communion is bread and grapejuice.
(d) Communion takes place only at special occasions.

Short Answer Questions

1. Scott begins to see the importance of what?

2. What does Scott eventually realize that he must do?

3. What does Scott begin to believe about the Bible?

4. What happens as a result of Scott's commitment?

5. He wants to be a minister and professor and she wants to be what?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does Scott attend college? What is his major?

2. Why does Scott begin to question the Reformers?

3. What does Scott realize about his pastorate?

4. Describe Scott's teenage years.

5. What does Scott repeat about Protestantism during a debate between himself, Gerry, and a professor?

6. How do Scott's views on Holy Communion change?

7. How does Kimberly initially feel about marrying Scott? How do Scott and Kimberly's parents' feeling compare to Kimberly's?

8. How does Scott begin to change his opinion about the Catholic Church?

9. What book does Scott read? What does he do with this new knowledge?

10. Where do the Hahns attend graduate school? Who does Scott meet there, who is a fellow ant-Catholic?

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