St. Anselm: Basic Writings Test | Final Test - Easy

St. Anselm
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St. Anselm: Basic Writings Test | Final Test - Easy

St. Anselm
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How is atonement possible?
(a) Through God's mercy.
(b) Through apologies.
(c) Through prayer.
(d) Through good works.

2. When the soul loves God, He is blessed and God does what?
(a) Ends pain.
(b) Returns love to His creatures.
(c) Smiles.
(d) Makes more humans.

3. Can One can infer the existence of X in reality from its existence in the understanding?
(a) Maybe.
(b) No.
(c) Most likely.
(d) Yes.

4. Christ is limited in power and knowledge in His human nature, as we are, but why is He not miserable?
(a) He is a perfect man.
(b) He does not know how to feel emotions.
(c) His divine nature still contemplates God.
(d) He has found Nirvana.

5. Is Boso a Christian?
(a) Most likely not.
(b) Possibly.
(c) No.
(d) Yes.

6. He gives the famous counterexample of what?
(a) The greatest conceivable island.
(b) The least conceivable island.
(c) Man, the fool.
(d) Jesus as an island.

7. The Appendix of Anselm: Basic Writings contains how many documents?
(a) One.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

8. The rational mind is the "mirror and image" of what?
(a) The saints.
(b) Him.
(c) All of Creation.
(d) Oneself.

9. What is the document by Anselm?
(a) Jesus, the Island.
(b) His reply to Gaunilo's argument.
(c) The greatest conceivable island.
(d) In Behalf of the Fool.

10. The book is divided up into two, the first of which addresses what problem?
(a) What God might have
(b) How mankind came to be so deep in sin.
(c) Why atonement needs to occur, and how it could occur if it were to occur.
(d) Why so few humans believe in sin.

11. Why must the Island have this property?
(a) Since it is greater to understand than not to understand.
(b) Since it is greater to love than not to love.
(c) Since it is greater to exist than not to exist.
(d) Since it is greater to have faith than not to have faith.

12. Anselm turns to argue that one should believe what?
(a) Some of what he has already discussed.
(b) The facts he has already discussed.
(c) Nothing.
(d) What one wants to believe.

13. The second book shows how Jesus could do what?
(a) Fish.
(b) Walk on water.
(c) Make satisfaction for the sins of humanity.
(d) Raise the dead.

14. Anselm argues that human salvation follows from Christ's death by what?
(a) Hope for His resurrection.
(b) Faith in His resurrection.
(c) Faith in His death for humanity's sins.
(d) Fear in one's own death.

15. God would not be good if He did not at least try to do what?
(a) Save His Son.
(b) Reconcile humanity to Himself.
(c) Understand humanity.
(d) Be fair.

Short Answer Questions

1. God can be properly called what, in regards to the Trinity?

2. Why is this island greater than an island with all of the Island's properties save the answer to number 158?

3. What is the purpose of Gaunilo's piece?

4. Can we truly understand the nature of the Trinity?

5. When men are resurrected, will they have the same bodies they had in this world?

(see the answer keys)

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