2. God possesses ____________, and a being can have all of God's properties but this.
(a) Love.
(b) Existence.
(c) Understanding.
(d) Faith.

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

4. How is man alienated from God?
(a) By his hate.
(b) By his sin.
(c) By his fear.
(d) By his ignorance.

5. We must be aware that each human soul is ________________ and so will be either completely happy or completely unhappy.
(a) Useless.
(b) Fragile.
(c) Mortal.
(d) Immortal.

6. About what is Boso worried?
(a) The doctrine of Christ's atonement for sins does not make sense.
(b) The Christian doctrine of Christ's atonement for sins is completely wrong.
(c) The Christian doctrines do not make sense.
(d) The Christian doctrines are difficult to follow.

7. God is greater than what?
(a) A being with all of God's properties save one.
(b) A being with all of God's properties save two.
(c) Most beings.
(d) Nothing.

8. What must we understand?
(a) Why God became man and why He was resurrected.
(b) How God became man and why He had to die.
(c) Why He was born of a virgin and had to die.
(d) How God became man, why He did it and why He had to die and be resurrected.

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

10. The soul's efforts must be directed towards what?
(a) Fear.
(b) Faith.
(c) The good.
(d) Repentance.

11. We should believe in God by doing what?
(a) Attending workshops.
(b) Seeking Him.
(c) Going to church.
(d) Reading the Bible.

12. We should believe in the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the same way, ________________.
(a) Each in a unique way.
(b) Each apart from one another.
(c) Each apart from one another and each as one.
(d) Each as one.

13. Infidels argue that Christ's condescension to not only become man but to act as he did was what?
(a) Improper.
(b) Surprising.
(c) Exciting.
(d) Unusual.

14. There is no contradiction between any two statements about the Trinity; thus, we can understand how it is what?
(a) Odd.
(b) Insane.
(c) Not false.
(d) False.

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