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Quiz: Introduction and History of Faith and Science
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Points 60
Questions 30
Time Limit 45 Minutes
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Question 1
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One's perspective shapes what one sees.
Things looked different during the day.
Morning trac drowned out the sounds of nature.
Christianity and psychology actually converge.
The quiz:
Covers the material from .Learn Module 1: Week 1
Contains questions.30 multiple-choice and true/false
Is to .limited 45 minutes
Allows highest 3 attempts and the attempt will count towards the grade.
Is .worth 60 points
Submit this assignment by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module 1: Week 1.
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In his introduction, Entwistle detailed his walks around a lake. Which of the following best
describes the take-home message of his story?
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Question 2
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Evangelical Christian trained in clinical psychology
Roman Catholic Christian trained in developmental psychology
Evangelical Christian trained in social psychology
Roman Catholic Christian trained in behavioral neuroscience
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Paul
John
Peter
James
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diverge and are opposed to each other.
diverge and converge again.
diverge because they are more accurate in isolation.
converge because their approaches are similar.
Question 5
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the sacramental view of life.
Tozer's view of life.
Blamires' view of secular thinking.
the sacred/secular distinction.
To think critically about any written work, it's important to know the author's background. What
is Entwistle's background?
Which apostle does the author of this book claim to be admonished by?
In describing the metaphor of a fork in the road, Entwistle said that psychology and Christianity
Hillary wishes that she could spend more time on Christian activities like praying and reading
the Bible, but she has very little extra time after she homeschools her 4 kids and takes care of
other household responsibilities. Hillary embraces
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Question 6
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It separates Christianity from psychology to keep it sacred
It views the parts of psychology that intertwine with Christianity as sacred
It draws a line between what is sacred and what is secular
It views all of God's creation as sacred
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Worshipers overcome with carbon monoxide poisoning
Worshipers overcome with the u
Worshipers overcome with high fevers
Worshipers overcome with high blood pressure
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our thinking about any subject begins with a system of beliefs.
a Christian worldview encourages us to apply our abilities toward humane and godly ends.
Christians are called to do all things "as unto God."
all of the above.
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we can learn from secular sources while allowing our Christian worldview to frame our thinking.
we must ignore secular sources or risk contaminating the gospel.
we should be cautious about secular learning, because we could easily fall into distorted ways of thinking.
we can use secular sources, but only after engaging rst in theological reection.
Sacramental thinking accomplishes which of the following?
When paramedics entered the church, what did they nd had happened?
Some people think that Christianity and psychology are so different that they seldom inuence
each other. According to Entwistle, this view should be rejected because
Blamires suggested that
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Question 10
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the sacramental view of life.
Tertullian's view of life.
Blamires' view of sacred thinking.
the sacred/secular distinction.
UnansweredQuestion 11
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It is another term for Christian counseling
It is using the good parts of psychology to compliment Christian principles
It is the use of Christian commitments as a framework by which we study psychology
It is a philosophical view in which there is a distinctly Christian way of doing psychology
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sacred.
secular.
sacramental.
sacricial.
Question 13
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Aristotle.
Copernicus.
Apollo.
Alex is responsible for cleaning the bathrooms at a local university. When he's cleaning the
toilets, he's thinking about how his actions are expressing God's love to his fellow human
beings. Alex's attitude is an example of
What is integration, according to Entwistle?
LeBron, an industrial/organizational psychologist, is a devout Christian. Since he views his job
as an extension of God's kingdom work, he invites the Holy Spirit to empower his consultation
with corporations as he seeks to help the organizations function optimally. LeBron's perspective
would be considered
Galileo championed the view of
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Descartes.
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Augustine
Galileo
Draper
All of the above
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Evolutionary Catholic
Modern Catholic
Roman Catholic
None of the above
Question 16
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Defends doctrine; keeps faith relevant
Keeps faith relevant; defends doctrine
Is concerned with social justice; is concerned with modern thought
Is concerned with modern thought; is concerned with social justice
Question 17
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Copernicus
Galileo
Einstein
This theologian emphasized faith over reason, since faith comes from God through revelation
and reason comes from fallen humans.
Today, the _____ view largely arms that God is the Creator of everything that exists, but He
may have used evolution to form matter into diverse forms.
According to Entwistle, fundamentalism ___________ , while liberalism _________ .
Who was forced to recant in attempting to teach the heliocentric theory?
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Aristotle
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ignore scientic advances.
reject religion, in favor of scientic gain.
initiate a scientic method.
favor a disorganized method of cataloging knowledge.
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Christianity and science do not need to be mutually exclusive.
philosophers, scientists, and people of faith have varying ideas about the compatibility of science and
Christianity.
science is an outlet of God's Truth and creation.
all of the above.
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Jung
Freud
Allport
Ellis
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Both are used to explain humanity.
Both are used as avenues of curing humans.
Given the controversy between Galileo and the Church, there is irony in the fact that
Christianized Europe was the culture to
After reading chapter 2 of Entwistle's book, we can conclude that
Whose daughter wrote about the visit of Oskar Pster as a popular guest in her home with her
father?
Which of the following statements is NOT true of religion and psychology?
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The general population accepts both religion and psychology in their entirety.
The validity of both has been questioned and/or tested.
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The mass exodus of psychologists from the church
The shift of pastors working in the church to working out in the community
The shift of responsibility from the church to secular professionals for curing the mentally ill
The belief that the Prime Minister should also have a degree in psychology
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unknown because they refuse to accept psychology as a valid discipline.
unanimous disapproval, showing the unity of evangelicalism.
unanimous acceptance, showing the unity of evangelicalism.
split between those who are open to it and those who are opposed to it, showing the diversity of
evangelicalism.
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governments
the Church
psychologists
philosophical schools
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Demonic activity
What was one main cause of tension in the psychology vs. religion debate?
Evangelicals' responses to the integration of psychology and Christianity is
The prime vehicle for the care of the psyche in the Western world for the last two millenia has
been
According to Entwistle, there are three distinct sources of personal problems in the Bible. Which
of the following is NOT one of these sources?
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Organic mental illness
Non-organic mental illness
Personal sin
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those adamant in opposing beliefs are capable of maintaining good relationships.
those adamant in opposing beliefs cannot have a genuine relationship.
there was much corruption happening in the Church at this time.
religion and psychology can be easily integrated.
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witness to those who chose psychology over religion.
discern and implement the benets psychology has to offer, while respectfully not implementing the aspects
that contradicted their religious views.
embrace psychology in its entirety in an all-or-nothing approach.
discredit the entire eld, even the possible benets, because of the aspects that contradicted their religious
views.
IncorrectQuestion 28
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we should study God's Word using sound hermeneutics.
we should study theology using sound hermeneutics.
we should not waste our time with secular studies.
we should study creation.
Question 29
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Freud's relationship with Pster, a pastor, showed that
As the eld of psychology grew, fundamentalists chose to
Which of the following is an implication of God's revelation in creation noted in the introductory
video?
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Can psychology help us understand what it means to be human?
Can Christian theology help us understand what it means to be human?
Are the psychological and theological understandings of human beings compatible?
Can different branches of learning enhance our understanding of God?
Question 30
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transformation of our character into the character of Christ.
a rational position on the relationship between the disciplines.
a rational argument about how to be a Christian counselor.
knowing how to practice psychology (in its various expressions) as a Christian.
Quiz Score: 54 out of 60
According to the introductory video, the main question raised by God's revelation in creation is
According to the introductory video, the ultimate goal of relating psychology and Christian faith
is
