2. When Jesus preached that he was the Good Shepherd, what did opponents say about him?
(a) His mind had been eaten by the plague.
(b) He was demon possessed.
(c) He had leprosy.
(d) He was out of his mind.

3. What is Craig's conclusion regarding whether Jesus' tomb was really empty?
(a) It was empty.
(b) He cannot conclude without a doubt.
(c) It was not empty.
(d) It was empty because it had been robbed.

4. What made the author's witness with a Jewish background question his family's religion?
(a) Death of his father.
(b) Death of his mother.
(c) His parents divorce.
(d) Death of his younger sibling.

5. What does the author's witness with a Jewish background turn to when he rebels against his family's Jewish background?
(a) The military.
(b) Manson and Moonies.
(c) College friends and their families.
(d) The work of Kerouac and Leary.

6. What size crowd does the risen Jesus appear to when he addresses the apostles and Peter?
(a) About 100.
(b) About 500.
(c) About 1,000.
(d) About 5,000.

7. Where was Jesus born?
(a) Bethelhem.
(b) California.
(c) Cairo.
(d) Egypt.

8. What does the Bible say will be unusual about the birth of the Messiah?
(a) Birth outside of a hospital.
(b) Birth at home.
(c) Birth would not be at home.
(d) Birth to a virgin mother.

9. Where can information be discovered regarding the swoon theory?
(a) In a general psych book.
(b) In the Bible.
(c) In any modern medical book.
(d) In the Koran.

10. What two facets of character does Carson say prove Christ's deity?
(a) Moral perfection and the ability to forgive.
(b) Moral perfection and the ability to love all.
(c) Devotion to God and love for man.
(d) All of the answers are correct.

11. Even before Christ died by crucifixion, the witness says he would have experienced what kind of failure caused by shock?
(a) Heart.
(b) Kidney.
(c) Liver.
(d) Lung.

12. What was the role of women during Jesus' time?
(a) Submissive and supportive.
(b) Encouraging and submissive.
(c) Supportive and adored.
(d) Leaders and shakers.

13. What year can Jesus' appearance to the crowd be traced?
(a) 39-43 AD
(b) 32-38 AD
(c) 41-45 AD
(d) 33-34 AD

14. What kind of evidence convicted the man charged with blowing up the federal building in Oklahoma City?
(a) Confession.
(b) Circumstantial.
(c) Medical.
(d) Psychological.

15. In the end, what does the author encourage the reader to do?
(a) To give up.
(b) To just believe.
(c) To ask his or her own questions.
(d) To trust him.