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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. 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 legendary.
(d) Christ was only a prophet.

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

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

5. Which of the following was NOT part of the agony Christ experienced on the cross.
(a) Nerve damage.
(b) Dislocated shoulders.
(c) Pneumonia.
(d) Asphyxiation.

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

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

8. Typical people with psychosis display what kind of emotions?
(a) Cold.
(b) Inappropriate.
(c) Very passionate.
(d) Even.

9. Who does the author say taught about Hell more than anyone else in the Bible?
(a) Solomon.
(b) Luke.
(c) Paul.
(d) Jesus.

10. 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.

11. Who were not regarded as reliable witnesses during Jesus' time?
(a) Jews.
(b) Women.
(c) Children.
(d) Men.

12. What is the study of the Bible the author recommends?
(a) Children's Living Bible.
(b) Free New Testament.
(c) The Journey.
(d) King James version.

13. What is the fluid that collects around the lungs?
(a) Salivic effusion.
(b) Pleural effusion.
(c) Pericardial effusion.
(d) Pneumonia effusion.

14. Who was the first person convicted with fingerprint evidence?
(a) Tim Leary.
(b) Jack Kerouac.
(c) Thomas Jennings.
(d) Jeffry McDonald.

15. What types of criteria does Craig apply to the Bible to test its reliability?
(a) The same as for ancient literature.
(b) The same as for the Old Testament.
(c) The same as for medieval literature.
(d) The same as for classical literature.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the role of women during Jesus' time?

2. Which book in the Bible mentions two encounters with a risen Jesus?

3. What supported Jesus' claims that he was the Good Shepherd?

4. What is the fluid that collects in the membrane around the heart?

5. Who was convicted of blowing up the federal building in Oklahoma City?

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