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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The New Age movements has its roots in the _________________.
(a) Bible
(b) Divine Principle
(c) occult
(d) Watchtower

2. Islam is _________________________.
(a) a Christian cult
(b) a major world non-Christian religion
(c) a major world Christian religion
(d) a non-Christian cult

3. The highest level is ruled by ___________________________.
(a) God
(b) Jesus Christ
(c) various gods
(d) a universal spirit

4. Swedenborgism views the Trinity as _________________________.
(a) consisting of three gods
(b) insignificant
(c) consisting of one god
(d) acceptable

5. According to the teachings of the Worldwide Church of God, _____________________________.
(a) mankind must save itself
(b) the concept of Trinity is the same as in orthodox Christianity
(c) there is no Trinity
(d) the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are equal

Short Answer Questions

1. Criticisms of the theology of the Worldwide church of God include all but one of the following:

2. Which of the following is not a sect of modern Islam?

3. In the book, these perversions result in what the author refers to as _______________________-.

4. Which of the following does not lead to the heavens?

5. Many smaller cults that have come into being since the 1960s, find their roots in __________________.

Short Essay Questions

1. In Islam, who is Muhammed?

2. How does the Worldwide Church of God reach people around the world?

3. From what does the New Age cult have its roots?

4. What is Hinduism?

5. Why are the Mormons successful in missionary work?

6. Is Seventh Day Adventism a cult or a legitimate denomination?

7. What is the basic premise of Anglo-Israelite theory.

8. Why is the Church of the New Jerusalem influential in church circles?

9. When did the fad of Eastern cults become popular?

10. Who is the Other Jesus?

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