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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. Who edited Brainerd's diary?
(a) Jonathan Bunyan.
(b) John Wesley.
(c) David Livingstone.
(d) Jonathan Edwards.

2. How did Christians react to the assault?
(a) They pushed back.
(b) They became ill and died.
(c) They became autocratic.
(d) They opened their minds to new ideas.

3. What group did Cameron lead?
(a) Catholic Defenders.
(b) Protestants.
(c) Promise Keepers.
(d) Covenanters.

4. What did Paton do that caused resistance?
(a) He tried to abolish slavery.
(b) He tried to stop violence against women.
(c) He tried to build a church.
(d) He tried to educate the children.

5. What did Spurgeon think about Christianity when he was young?
(a) He struggled with his faith.
(b) He didn't think about it at all.
(c) He felt it was his destiny.
(d) It scared him.

Short Answer Questions

1. What church did Machen form?

2. What did John Newton fight against?

3. Who wanted to take away religious freedom in Cameron's era?

4. Where did C. S. "Jack" Lewis grow up?

5. Where did Edwards travel to give his sermons?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Kuyper's church in the country think of his preaching?

2. Why did the Dutch Boers dislike David Livingston?

3. Where did John Newton work when he followed his father to work at sea? How did this affect his life?

4. What kind of theology did Abraham Kuyper follow when he was young?

5. What mission did Hudson Taylor start and where did he find his support?

6. How did Davie Brainerd help Jonathan Edwards, and how did this help other Christians?

7. What was happening to Christianity in the 17th and 18th centuries?

8. What was John Bunyan like when he was young, before he was convicted for his behavior?

9. Who was George Whitefield, and what did he do that was very unorthodox?

10. What did J. Gresham Machen think about theological liberals?

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