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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do Scott and Kimberly not want to use unnatural contraception?

2. What happens when Scott is in a Bible study with Catholics?

3. He ultimately decides on which position regarding communion?

4. What does Scott wonder about the Catholic doctrine of the Eucharist?

5. What does this job give him time to do?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What is sola fide?

3. How is his conversion to Catholicism foreshadowed?

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

5. What is known about Kimberly from this chapter?

6. How does Kimberly feel about their time at this church?

7. Why does Kimberly tell Scott to wait to convert?

8. How does Young Life change Scott's life?

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

10. What does Scott begin to believe about Sola Scriptura?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

August 7, 1987 is a turning point for Kimberly.

Part 1) What takes place on this day? What about this day surprises Kimberly? Why does this surprise her?

Part 2) How is this day a turning point? How does this foreshadow future events?

Part 3) How do Kimberly's feelings about the Catholic Church begin to mirror her husband's?

Essay Topic 2

Scott questions sola fide.

Part 1) What is sola fide? How does this go against Catholic doctrine? Why might Protestants believe this?

Part 2) How does Scott's realization about sola fide come about? Why might it have taken so long for him to realize this? Is he correct in his beliefs? Why or why not?

Part 3) How do his doubts regarding sola fide affect his feelings about the Reformation as a whole? Why do his doubts affect him this way?

Essay Topic 3

Kimberly converts on Easter in 1990.

Part 1) Why does she decide to convert? Does she do it willingly? Why or why not?

Part 2) How does she feel when she converts? How does this compare to Scott's conversion?

Part 3) How does her conversion affect her life and marriage? Could these changes have taken place without her conversion? Why or why not?

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