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Extra Credit GENED Assessment Test: BIBL105: Old Testament Survey (B04)
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Extra Credit GENED Assessment Test
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Questions 30
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Question 1
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Because people are not rational, but rather are inconsistent and emotional, it is not possible to provide a logical
explanation for how a person’s worldview operates.
A person’s worldview is solely the product of his/her interactions with their particular culture, social groups, etc.
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Which of the following describes how a person’s worldview operates?
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Brian Posey
3/8/24, 6:41 PM
Extra Credit GENED Assessment Test: BIBL105: Old Testament Survey (B04)
https://canvas.liberty.edu/courses/572553/quizzes/2784299
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What a person believes about God (or lack thereof) determines what a person believes about truth, values, and who we
are as human beings. Cultural norms and inuences also inuence these key beliefs/presuppositions.
People rely solely upon the rules of logic to construct their worldviews.
Question 2
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Men are evil and most human institutions are currently run by men.
While the Bible seems to call us to reject radicalism and instead to live “quiet and peaceable lives,” it also commands us
to be aware of how individuals may be exploited due to the sinfulness of the human heart.
Racism and chauvinism are the key means and conduits of evil as described by Scripture.
Scripture requires a comprehensive altering of all the structures of society in order to achieve true justice and peace.
These unjust structures are the root cause of evil.
Question 3
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Culture is of this world and we must separate ourselves from it in order to maintain faithfulness to God.
Biblically, we are called to create a “new Heaven on earth,” i.e., a Christian theocracy.
Every artistic and cultural expression must be explicitly Christian in order to be appropriate.
We are called to interact with our culture as a means of communicating the Gospel, but we must not be co-opted or
