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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Testing the Eyewitness Evidence.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In the introduction, how long do we learn was the author's spiritual journey?
(a) 2 months.
(b) 12 months.
(c) 20 months.
(d) 24 months.

2. What reason does Blomberg give for accepting the gospels as testimony in Strobel's case for Christ?
(a) Anything other than an accurate portrayal of historical events would negate their message.
(b) It's the only information that's really available.
(c) Sometimes it is important to have faith in things unknown.
(d) He had a vision that told him the information was solid.

3. In what two areas does the author have enough knowledge to bolster his skepticism of Christianity?
(a) Satan and Paganism.
(b) Hebrew and Latin.
(c) History and philosophy.
(d) Greek and Roman cultures.

4. Who, in Blomberg's example, memorized the Old Testament?
(a) Methusalah.
(b) The apostles.
(c) Noah.
(d) Rabbis.

5. Which elements are to blame for inconsistencies in the gospels, according to Blomberg?
(a) The limited means of communications and the lack of mass-produced books.
(b) Personal differences and priorities.
(c) Fire, ice, water, and air.
(d) Paraphrase, abridgment, explanatory additions, selection, and omission.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the first test the author applies to decide whether it is the gospel writers' intention to preserve history accurately?

2. What role does the author encourage the reader to take?

3. What changes the way the author thinks about Christ and Christianity?

4. What is the truth about the author's fear?

5. How does the eyewitness discussed in Chapter 1, Part 1 save his own life?

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