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Week 8 Truth and Tolerance
The “free-will defense” starts with the idea that God created beings who
were able to choose either good or evil, and chose evil not good.
True
False
Suffering can be wasted, or it can be used as an opportunity to learn and
grow closer to God.
True
False
People can debate whether an idea in the Bible is accurately interpreted, but
the Bible is clearly a book written to communicate truth to those who seek to
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Question 2
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According to Powell, the best way to respond to the problem of evil is to
argue facts.
True
False
According to Hindson, teaching truth guards against
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Immaturity and spiritual deception
Ignorance and apathy
Arrogance and elitism
Both B and C
Powell addresses two arguments against the existence of God because of the
existence of evil. They are:
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Question 5
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The logical argument which states that evil cannot co-exist with an all-
powerful, perfectly moral, all-knowing God.
The argument which states that since good persons suffer, there could be no
good God who rules the universe
The argument that since so much evil exists it is very unlikely that an all-
powerful, all-knowing, and morally perfect God exists.
Both a and c
Which of the following is an aspect of truth?
Truth carries consequences
Truth was not meant to remain private
Truth was meant to comfort
Both A and C
All of the above
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Suffering and compromise cannot coexist without compromise to God’s
character, integrity or purpose.
True
False
The definition of the word tolerance may not have changed, but our culture
has dramatically changed its meaning.
True
False
Since the mid-1990s the concept of truth has become more
in nature
Objective
Absolute
Subjective
All of the above
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Question 10
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The existence of evil has historically been the most common objection to the
belief in God.
True
False
Which of the following is an important application that arises from a study of
truth? We must clearly define the truths we believing concerning our faith.
We must carefully guard our personal integrity.
We are called to reject false ideas of truth and tolerance that exist in our
culture.
We must be willing to sometimes suffer for doing what is right.
All of the above
Hindson argued that sin is the explicit reason God allows humans to
experience trials.
True
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Question 12
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False
The new tolerance has disguised itself in a popular approach to moral
decision-making called
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Absolutism
Compatibilism
Relativism
Truism
What you believe should be based upon truth, not culture or even what you
have been taught.
True
False
The problem with the new tolerance is that the only opinion that is
acceptable is no opinion.
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True
False
Which of the following best exemplifies the new religious tolerance?
Baha’i
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Integrative apologetics is best understood as:
Drawing from the strengths of all apologetics methods
Knowing and being able to use all apologetics methods as they are needed
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All of these
None of these
Which of the following is
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stood for truth?
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John the Baptist
The Apostles
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Church leaders are instructed to speak the truth in love and teach others to
do the same.
True
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Question 20
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False
Quiz Score:
63
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