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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. He begins to think about moving his family to what church?

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

3. How does Scott feel when he presses various experts he knows on these issues?

4. What do Scott and his fellow seminarians not like about the Catholic tradition?

5. He begins to talk with whom about these books he is reading?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Describe Scott's teenage years.

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

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

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

6. In what church is Scott Hahn raised?

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

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

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

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

The Hahns give words of encouragement at the end of the book.

Part 1) What encouragement do they give? To whom do they give this encouragement?

Part 2) Based on this epilogue, for whom is this book? Why is this book written for these people?

Part 3) Has this book been useful to you? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 2

Scott is encouraged to offer love rather than arguments to Kimberly.

Part 1) Who offers these suggestions? Do these suggestions work? Why or why not?

Part 2) What is Scott encouraged to avoid? Why?

Part 3) What does this reveal about Scott and Kimberly? How does this advice reflect the Catholic Church? How does it reflect the Christian Church as a whole?

Essay Topic 3

As Scott becomes more interested in Catholic doctrines, Kimberly grows uncomfortable and unhappy.

Part 1) How does Scott grow more interested in Catholicism? Why is he more interested?

Part 2) Why does Kimberly feel differently about Catholicism? What information about her past foreshadows this reluctance towards Catholicism?

Part 3) How does this affect the Hahns' marriage? How do they deal with their marital problems? What advice is Scott given on dealing with his marital problems? What are your thoughts on this advice?

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