2. The narrator says the church suppressed the doctrine because of what?
(a) Because the Gnostics were Muslim.
(b) To hide the real facts of the early church.
(c) To have full power over people.
(d) To make them look right.

3. What type of job did the narrator have the first time he met Maya and Webber?
(a) A pony express rider.
(b) A muscian.
(c) A trapper.
(d) A calvary officer.

4. What do Wil and the narrator learn from Feyman's Birth Vision?
(a) He was supposed to be president of America.
(b) He was born to help achieve democracy in the Middle East.
(c) He was born to help achieve transcendent energy efficiency.
(d) He was supposed to be a doctor.

5. What does Maya tell Webber and the narrator?
(a) She is leaving and returning to Florida.
(b) She can't find Charlene.
(c) She can't communicate with any ranger she trusts.
(d) She has tied a ranger up in the woods.

6. What type of thought does the narrator attribute to the Far East?
(a) Power of contemplation, enlightenment, and spiritual harmony.
(b) Praying to oneself.
(c) Yoga.
(d) Worshiping ancestors.

7. What does Wil tell the narrator their task is to be?
(a) To bring Feyman into the group.
(b) To help Williams.
(c) To gather the group of seven, help them release their Fear-based resentments of each other.
(d) To destroy the Experiment.

8. Where do Webber and the narrator go when they leave the bunker?
(a) The waterfall.
(b) The park entrance.
(c) The woods.
(d) The cave.

9. What does Wil think intuition is?
(a) Souls communicating.
(b) Glimpses of Birth Visions that have gone unconscious.
(c) A form of alien esp.
(d) Hard wired into the genetic code.

10. What dimension holds the souls who have been present along the road of human evolution?
(a) The pre-bang dimension.
(b) The ether dimension.
(c) The Afterlife dimension.
(d) The seventh dimension.

11. What people does the narrator say espoused the idea of one God first?
(a) The Hebrews.
(b) The Romans.
(c) The Celtics.
(d) Ancient Greece.

12. What did the author say was different about Christ from most people?
(a) He was part God.
(b) He had full awareness of his Birth Vision.
(c) He believed in no religion.
(d) He believed in all religions.

13. What do Wil and the narrator observe on the plane where they go in the beginning of Chapter 7?
(a) Two people fighting.
(b) A dark, gray/green cloud of energy.
(c) A black square split in half with a bright light.
(d) A bleak world which has been annihilated by nuclear war.

14. What does the narrator say was present with the formation of the United States?
(a) The same democracy as in Ancient Greece.
(b) Unity between individual power and collective grace.
(c) Enactment of true human rights.
(d) How a rebellion can go right.

15. When the narrator remembers a previous life in Chapter 6, what was he?
(a) A nun.
(b) A doctor.
(c) A monk.
(d) A country president.