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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does God do what He does in the answer to number 99?
(a) He hates to see us in pain.
(b) He is blessed all the more.
(c) He is happy.
(d) He loves making people.

2. On Gaunilo's view, why does the argument fail?
(a) Anselm believes he is always right.
(b) It is not supported by the Bible.
(c) It confuses what exists in the understanding with what exists in reality.
(d) It does not make sense.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Gaunilo draw an analogy to God's existence?

2. What is the document by Anselm?

3. Chapter five maintains that only God could redeem humanity. Why?

4. The incarnation is the method of God expressing divine ______________.

5. Christ is limited in power and knowledge in His human nature, as we are, but why is He not miserable?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Gaunilo's argument?

2. What happens when the soul loves God? What happens when a soul hates God?

3. What does Gaunilo submit?

4. What is known about each human soul?

5. What is the rational mind?

6. What can be known about the Trinity?

7. In what should we believe?

8. Was the God-man born with original sin? How does this affect Him?

9. For what have Christians been ridiculed? What is Anselm's response to this?

10. What do Chapters 4 and 5 argue?

(see the answer keys)

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