Team Quiz 7 Developing a Christian World View: Applying What You Learned

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Team Quiz 7 Developing a Christian World View; Applying What You Learned

1.     What is a Christian worldview?
a.     It is a view of the world that a Christian has.
b.     It is the way a Christian interprets the world based on his/her culture and life experiences.
c.     It is a theoretical view of the world based on principles found in the Bible which Christians
subscribe to.
d.    None of the above.

2.     What can you do to help you develop a strong Christian worldview?
a.     Keep up with the daily news.
b.     Read through the Bible in a year.
c.     Meditate on the Bible and believe what it says.
d.     All of the above.

3.     What are some key principles Genesis 1 provides to help you develop a Christian
worldview?
a.     God created everything.
b.     God did not use the current processes to create the universe but He spoke everything into
existence.
c.     Everything God created was good.
d.    All of the above.

4.     What are some key principles Genesis 2 provides to help you develop a Christian
worldview?
a.     God created and formed man to have a personal and intimate relationship with him.
b.     Man and history have a purpose and the world is no more than seven thousand years old, not
the millions or billions of years that evolutionists who don’t believe in God require.
c.     God will punish man because of the disobedience of our first parents, Adam and Eve.
d.     There will always be persecution of the godly by the ungodly because the ungodly are “of
their father, the devil.”

5.     What are some principles Genesis 3 provides to help you develop a Christian
worldview?
a.     Man is morally responsible for his actions.
b.     Man has a right and a responsibility to work to provide for his family.
c.     Man was created to rule over man.
d.    God will continue to rule over man and has the final say even in a fallen world.

6.     What principles from Genesis 1 are helpful in forming a Christian worldview?
a.     We live in a fallen world so man can never create a utopia as some people and even famous
philosophers have believed.
b.    What God does is always good.
c.     a. and b.
d. None of the above.

7.     What principles from Genesis 2, confirmed in Exodus 20, are helpful in forming a
Christian world view?
a.     Man and history have a purpose and the world is no more than seven thousand years old, not
the millions or billions of years evolutionists who don’t believe in God require.
b.     God will punish man because of the disobedience of our first parents, Adam and Eve.
c.     There will always be persecution of the godly by the ungodly because the ungodly are “of
their father, the devil.”
d.     All of the above.

8.     What principles from Genesis 3 are helpful in forming a Christian worldview?
a.     Those who follow Christ will always be persecuted by those who are “of their father, the devil.”
b.     Man is a morally responsible person whom God will hold accountable for his actions.
c.     We cannot blame the influence of others to escape accountability for our moral choices.
d.    All of the above.

9.     How is Darwin’s Theory of Evolution inconsistent with a Christian worldview based on
principles discovered in Genesis, Chapters 1-3?
a.     Darwinian evolution begins with a universe that always existed but the Bible gives the
universe a beginning.
b. The Bible teaches that the universe is in a decline but Darwinian evolution teaches that higher
life forms were evolved over time.
c. Darwinian evolution accounts for everything through matter, energy, and chance but the Bible
teaches that the omniscient and omnipotent God created everything through His Word.
d.    All of the above.

10. Is socialism a legitimate form of government in the eyes of someone who holds a
  strong Christian worldview? Why or why not? Provide Scripture justification, if
  needed.
a. Yes, because it helps fulfill the commandment to love our neighbor as ourselves.
b.    No, because the government does not have authority to take away inalienable rights.
c. Yes, because many people prefer and vote for a socialist government.
d. No, because people are to be ruled by the Word of God and not by men.

11. Is the Bible the basis for our inalienable rights? Why or why not? If yes, what
  verses in Genesis, chapters 1-3 support them?
a.     No, because they are self-evident and arise out of natural law.
b.    Yes, because the Bible reveals God’s moral laws and is the authority to determine what rights
we have.
c. No, because we do not have inalienable rights. We only have whatever rights the government
allows us to have.
d. Yes, because Genesis 3:8-10 reveals the rights God have man.

12. Is communism a legitimate form of government in the eyes of someone who has a
Christian worldview? Why or why not?
a.     No, because it denies an individual’s right to own property.
b.     Yes because in the Book of Acts, the believers had all things in common.
c.     Yes because people are free to create any form of government that they want.
d. No, because any form of communism is atheistic.

13. Which of these are inalienable rights?
a.     The right to work for whomever we want.
b. The right to own property.
c.     The right to do whatever we want.
d.     The right to an abortion.

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