Life Together: The Classic Exploration of Faith in Community Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What was Bonhoeffer's daily reading/listening recommendation for devotions? (from Chapter 2, The Day with Others)

One book from the Old Testament in the morning and one book from the New Testament in the evening.

One chapter from the Old Testament and one-half chapter from the New Testament, morning and evening.

One-half chapter from the Old Testament and one chapter from the New Testament, morning and evening.

One verse from the Old Testament in the morning and one verse from the New Testament in the evening.

2.

What does Bonhoeffer call work? (from Chapter 2, The Day with Others)

A necessary evil.

The "it."

The "Thou."

Life's ultimate purpose.

3.

What is the reverse of the concept put forth in the previous question? (from Chapter 3, The Day Alone)

The ability to spend time together is essential to fellowship.

The ability to spend time alone is essential to fellowship.

The ability to spend time alone is essential to solitude.

The ability to spend time alone is essential to faith.

4.

How did Bonhoeffer compare the ministry of listening to speaking? (from Chapter 4, Ministry)

Listening is a greater service to another than speaking.

Speaking and listening are equally important services to others.

Neither speaking nor listening are important.

Speaking is a greater service to another than listening.

5.

At the seminary, what are the first sounds of the dawn? (from Chapter 2, The Day with Others)

Pots banging together and showers running.

Snoring.

Hymns and the Word of God.

Roosters and alarm clocks.

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