God in the Dock; Essays on Theology and Ethics Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Lewis advocates therapy for criminal offenders of what type? (from Part III, Essays 1 - 9, 'Bulverism', First and Second Things, The Sermon and the Lunch, The Humanitarian Theory of Punishment, Xmas and Christmas, Delinquents in the Snow, Is Progress Possible?, We Have No 'Right to Happiness')

Children.

The clinically insane.

Former victims.

Repeat offenders.

2.

What forces alter the characters of individuals, according to Christian doctrine? (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)

Prayer.

Witnessing or proselytizing.

Meditation and confession.

God.

3.

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

He is quietly in favor of it.

He endorses it.

He is firmly against it.

He is totally neutral on the subject.

4.

Lewis believed that in his time, what was happening to anti-Christian doctrines? (from Part II, Essays 11 - 16, Priestesses in the Church?, God in the Dock, Behind the Scenes, Revival or Decay?, Before We Can Communicate, Cross-Examination)

They were unpopular.

They were being discredited.

They were very strong.

They were on the rise.

5.

In the original essay to which Lewis responds in Part IV, Letter 1, "The Conditions for a Just War", what is the final condition? (from Part IV, Letters)

The people must consent to the war.

The war must be one of defense.

The war must be carried out with no civilian losses.

There must a a considerable probability of victory.

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