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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. With whom does Kimberly work?

2. Scott wants to write and Kimberly likes to do what?

3. Kimberly hopes Gerry will quiet Scott's interest in Catholicism. Is Gerry able to do this?

4. What becomes Scott's mission?

5. They are eventually engaged and are delighted to find that they both want what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is anonymously mailed to Scott? What does he do with this?

2. What career would Kimberly like to have? Why does she change her mind?

3. How do Scott and Kimberly get to know each other?

4. What do Scott and his fellow seminarians feel about the Catholic tradition?

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

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

7. How does Kimberly feel about all that has taken place in this chapter?

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

9. What is known about Kimberly from this chapter?

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Scott questions sola scriptura.

Part 1) What is sola scriptura? Why does Scott question this? Why does he believe it is contradictory? Do you agree? Why or why not?

Part 2) How does Scott begin to believe traditions outside of Scripture is acceptable? Do you agree? Why or why not?

Part 3) How does this questioning, as well as other doubts, lead to his leaving his pastorate? Should he have left? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 2

Scott and Kimberly's unity is restored.

Part 1) How is it restored? Will it last? Why or why not?

Part 2) What message are they sending to other couples through this story?

Part 3) Can this kind of happiness be found outside the Catholic faith? Why or why not? Do the Hahns believe it can be found outside of the Catholic faith? Use the text to support your response.

Essay Topic 3

Scott receives a great deal of ostracism for his conversion.

Part 1) Why does he receive a great deal of ostracism? From whom does he receive this ostracism?

Part 2) How does Scott handle this ostracism? Why does he react this way? What does his reaction reveal about him and reinforce about his character?

Part 3) Does he deserve to be ostracized? Why or why not? What does this ostracism show about those who do not agree with Scott's decision to convert?

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