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

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

3. What is sola fide?

4. What do the Catholic kids tell Scott?

5. Scott tells Kimberly that he wants to convert. Until when does Kimberly ask him to wait?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is sola fide?

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

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

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

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

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

7. What is the Protestant theory of justification, or how one becomes saved?

8. Describe Scott's teenage years.

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

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Scott and Kimberly go to Gordon-Cornwell Theological Seminary.

Part 1) Why do they attend this school? How do events at this school begin Scott's slow conversion?

Part 2) At this time the Hahns adopt Natural Family Planning as a form of contraception. Why do they do this? How did they come to this decision? What are your thoughts on Natural Family Planning?

Part 3) What does Scott learn about sola fide at this time? How does this influence his opinions on Catholicism?

Essay Topic 2

Scott meets the Pope.

Part 1) How does he get this opportunity? How does he feel when he meets the Pope?

Part 2) What is surprising about who introduces him to the Pope?

Part 3) How does this meeting solidify his faith? What does he mean when he says God is telling him "the best is yet to come?"

Essay Topic 3

The Hahns continue to appreciate Bible-oriented evangelical tradition.

Part 1) What does this mean? Can this be found in Catholicism? Why or why not?

Part 2) How can they appreciate it? Does this mean they practice it? Explain.

Part 3) Do Christian writings exist outside the Bible? Are these excluded if one is Biblically-oriented? Why or why not? Would the Hahns believe this? Why or why not?

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