God in the Dock; Essays on Theology and Ethics Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What it is about choosing to aid the sick that might be problematic for a Christian? (from Part I, Essays 12 - 18, Man or Rabbit?, On the Transmission of Christianity, 'Miserable Offenders', The Founding of the Oxford Socratic Club, Religion without Dogma?, Some Thoughts, 'The Trouble with)

Sufficiently sick people cannot willfully repent of their sins.

It might interfere with God's plan.

Christ died violently and painfully with no aid.

It might be better if they died and went to heaven.

2.

If Jesus' claims about himself were false, he would best be considered which of the following? (from Part I, Essays 19 - 23, What Are We to Make of Jesus Christ?, The Pains of Animals, Is Theism Important?, Rejoinder to Dr Pittenger, Must Our Image of God Go?)

A megalomaniac.

A rabbi.

A prophet.

A liar.

3.

How does Lewis suggest that higher animals might be able to achieve immortality? (from Part I, Essays 19 - 23, What Are We to Make of Jesus Christ?, The Pains of Animals, Is Theism Important?, Rejoinder to Dr Pittenger, Must Our Image of God Go?)

By God's intervention.

By becoming part of the family of man.

By evolving larger brains.

By a process of selection.

4.

What is Lewis' stance on compulsory religious activity? (from Part IV, Letters)

He is firmly against it.

He endorses it.

He is totally neutral on the subject.

He is quietly in favor of it.

5.

Lewis denies that animals have which of the following? (from Part I, Essays 19 - 23, What Are We to Make of Jesus Christ?, The Pains of Animals, Is Theism Important?, Rejoinder to Dr Pittenger, Must Our Image of God Go?)

Free will.

Thinking minds.

The capacity for pain.

A stream of consciousness.

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