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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What evidence is there of Jesus' psychological well being?
(a) There is none.
(b) His followers' testimonies.
(c) The fact that he helped others.
(d) His emotions.

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

3. Moreland says that Jesus' disciples willingly died for their beliefs. What does he mean?
(a) That the disciples were crazed.
(b) That it could have been a case of delusion.
(c) That they had doubts themselves.
(d) That the disciples believed the resurrection occurred.

4. How do Jesus' followers react about the opponents to his Good Shepherd teachings?
(a) They have no reaction but leave.
(b) They are divided on the issue.
(c) They support Jesus.
(d) They tend to agree with the opponents.

5. What is significant about the size of the crowd to which the risen Jesus appeared?
(a) They all had stopped believing in him.
(b) They were of many different races.
(c) It created a large number of eyewitnesses.
(d) They were all Baptist.

6. When weren't the qualities of omnipresence and omniscience possible for Jesus?
(a) When he sat at the right hand of his Father.
(b) After he died on the cross.
(c) As he was stoned for telling lies.
(d) When he was in human form.

7. What supported Jesus' claims that he was the Good Shepherd?
(a) The gospels.
(b) The Bible.
(c) His actions.
(d) Jewish religious leaders.

8. On what does Gary Habermas base his debate about the resurrection of Jesus?
(a) Early art.
(b) Photographs.
(c) Forensic evidence.
(d) Historical evidence.

9. What is the topic of witness Donald Carson's books?
(a) The Old Testament.
(b) The New Testament.
(c) Jewish tradition.
(d) The Hebrew language.

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

11. What kind of shock did the severe beating Jesus received before his execution create?
(a) Hyperactive.
(b) Hypovolemic.
(c) Hypoglycemic.
(d) Hypertensive.

12. Historically, what happened to dead bodies in the times of Jesus?
(a) They were buried in the ground.
(b) They were fed to dogs or put in a mass grave.
(c) They were burned.
(d) They were dumped in a well.

13. What evidence do we have that Jesus experienced the medical conditions discussed with the author's expert witness?
(a) Prophecy.
(b) Historic accounts and modern knowledge.
(c) It is popular theory.
(d) Biblical accounts.

14. How does Craig explain discrepancies of the time of day in accounts of finding Jesus' tomb empty?
(a) It is irrelevant.
(b) It depends on the outlook of the person telling the story.
(c) It depends on the gender of the story teller.
(d) It is only important if Jesus had existed.

15. Which book in the Bible mentions two encounters with a risen Jesus?
(a) Mark.
(b) Luke.
(c) Paul.
(d) 1 Corinthians.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the author's religious preference as he began the book project?

2. Who took Jesus' body to the tomb?

3. What evidence can scientifically prove a time of death?

4. Which book does the author's psychological witness NOT write?

5. Who where two skeptics among Jesus' followers that questioned the resurrection?

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