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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was Paul's reason for changing?
(a) Jesus threatened him.
(b) He wanted to get married.
(c) He met the risen Jesus.
(d) He was getting old and sick.

2. What psychological disorder do some people suffer from that makes them claim to make grandiose statements about who they are?
(a) Delusional psychosis.
(b) Classic depression.
(c) Freudian issues.
(d) Schizophrenia.

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

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

5. In discussing the psychology of Jesus, what question does discussion of his mental state lead to?
(a) Whether the author is losing faith in Jesus.
(b) Whether Jesus was really the Messiah.
(c) Whether Jesus had a sibling.
(d) Whether Jesus exhibited the attributes of God.

6. When were fingerprints first used as evidence in court?
(a) 1910.
(b) 1950.
(c) 1890.
(d) 1779.

7. Who tried to discredit Jesus' teachings about himself as the Good Shepherd?
(a) Saul.
(b) Pilate.
(c) Jewish religious leaders.
(d) Herod.

8. What two things is Jesus simultaneously?
(a) Man and god.
(b) Savior and god.
(c) God and demigod.
(d) Man and child.

9. Who where two skeptics among Jesus' followers that questioned the resurrection?
(a) Peter and Matthew.
(b) Paul and James.
(c) Mark and Luke.
(d) John and Thomas.

10. What does the author think about the case for Christ as he begins his book project?
(a) Christ has not been born yet.
(b) Christ was real.
(c) Christ was only a prophet.
(d) Christ was legendary.

11. What was the subject of Gary Habermas' doctorate dissertation?
(a) The life of Jesus.
(b) The healing powers of Jesus.
(c) The resurrection.
(d) The actual existence of Jesus.

12. Who took Jesus' body to the tomb?
(a) Joseph, his father.
(b) Joseph of Arimathea.
(c) Joseph with his coat.
(d) Josephus.

13. How old was the author's witness with a Jewish background when he began to question his family's religion?
(a) 11.
(b) 21.
(c) 18.
(d) 12.

14. Because the Bible repeats and confirms some aspects of Jesus' life and death, what theory does their evidence erode?
(a) Lengendary development.
(b) The swoon theory.
(c) Circumstantial proof.
(d) Theory of evolution.

15. Which book does the author's psychological witness NOT write?
(a) "The Magnificent Mind."
(b) "Family Shock."
(c) "A Beautiful Mind."
(d) "Can You Trust Psychology?"

Short Answer Questions

1. How is the author reconciled with God?

2. How many books has witness Donald Carson written or edited?

3. What specialty is witness Donald Carson known for?

4. According to Carson, what does Jesus' forgiving nature represent?

5. Historically, what happened to dead bodies in the times of Jesus?

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