On Christian Doctrine Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What tool should pastors or speakers use occasionally to communicate the principles of Scripture to ordinary persons, as stated in Book Four? (from Book Four)

The parables of Christ.

Graphic illustrations.

Summaries of Scripture in common language.

Colloquial phrases.

2.

By making the demands of understanding Scripture difficult, who was Augustine criticizing? (from Book Two)

His detractors believed Scripture could be interpreted easily through special gifts.

Those who felt that Scripture could be interpreted through current events.

Those who believe that only studying the life of Christ was sufficient to understand Scripture.

Those who believe that learning information outside of the Bible leads to heresy.

3.

What is the significance of Augustine recommending mastery of so many fields in Book Two? (from Book Two)

Broad knowledge helps exercise the inner eye.

Broad knowledge is needed to properly interpret Scripture.

Attempting to absorb so much information exercises the mind and helps the student find their special gift.

Learning all that God has put before the student through all history helps the student better know the mind of God.

4.

What are the two categories of signs Augustine identifies in Book Two? (from Book Two)

Natural signs and given signs.

Signs that are given through special gifts and signs that are given through angels.

Signs that are things and signs that are words.

Signs that can be used and signs that can be enjoyed.

5.

What type of delivery does Augustine believe rightly interpreted Scripture deserve? (from Book Four)

Researched and balanced.

Spiritual and emotional.

Eloquently delivered oratory.

Calm, focused, and intelligent.

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