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Quiz: Sin and Virtue
Due 30 May 2021 at 23:59 Points 50 Questions 31
Time limit 120 Minutes
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Question 1
Our creation in the image of God
Includes the moral dimension
Covers human reason and emotions only
Means that we seek the truth, but never really have it.
Means we can dominate the world and use it to our own
advantage.
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Question 2
The Bible makes it clear that drunkenness is a sinful habit that calls for
confession and repentance.
True
False
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Question 3
Sin nds its origin in
Fallen creatures—human beings, and Satanic begins
God—who as creator, is responsible for all things, good and evil.
Society—we are basically good, but social structures lead us to
evil.
Cosmic forces that sometimes fail to harmonize
properly, setting up conditions for evil.
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Question 4
Pride is a sin that distorts our picture of reality—about ourselves,
others, and God.
True
False
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Question 5
Paul armed that the Mosaic Law is evil, an enemy to righteousness
through Grace
True
False
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Question 6
Sin is always a matter of doing something wrong—the “sins of
omission” concept is a false one that we should abandon.
True
False
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Question 7
Even though God is more concerned with us becoming Christ like in
character, there are denite moral rules found throughout the Bible that
we should obey.
True
False
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Question 8
A law is
Any rule or injunction that must be obeyed
Any effort on the part of the powerful to impose their will
on the weak.
A rule that is designed for our good, but may be broken if
we choose.
A rule or injunction that applies to one time and place
only, not to everyone.
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Question 9
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Although they often becomes the sources of temptation to sin, food
sex and sleep are properly seen as divine gifts.
True
False
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Question 10
Which of the following best describes the relationship of Ethics and
Atheism:
Atheists can, in some measure be good without God—he
can know right and wrong without believing in God.
Atheists cannot do any good works—their system
does not allow for it and it is impossible for them.
Atheists can know right and wrong, but never actually do
what is right.
Atheists cannot even understand, much less apply, the
concept of moral goodness.
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Question 11
In contrast to the Golden Rule, there is the Silver Rule which says
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Do not do to others what you would not want others to do to you.
Take no thought for tomorrow, for each day has enough trouble
for itself
Follow the money
He who has the most silver, makes all the rules.
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Question 12
The moral issues Christians contend for are important, and it is proper
to defend them with a contentious and aggressive spirit, so that people
will know that we have deep convictions.
True
False
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Question 13
The internal aspect of genuine, biblical love is
Both a feeling and a characteristic or disposition of life.
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A habit of mind.
A deep seated warm feeling towards others, and their good.
A chimera—an illusion—for genuine love is always external.
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Question 14
When discussing ethical questions it is best to
Examine biblical texts and contexts dealing with each
ethical question we discuss.
Keep an open mind because there are many different ways
to look at them.
Rely on tradition, because ethical answers never change.
Pray before and during the discussion, expecting the Spirit
to lead.
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Question 15
Ethical living is a matter of
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Living a life of love and wisdom
Being right, all the time.
Obeying every command in the Bible, strictly and without
exception.
Demonstrating to the world that we are different.
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Question 16
Giving generosity is a moral virtue that comes from “contentment” a
state of trusting God to meet our needs, and being satised with what
He provides.
True
False
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Question 17
Impulse giving—in response to an emotional appeal on TV, for example,
is a proper and mature response to needs in the world.
True
False
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Question 18
To follow “the Spirit of the Law” rather than the letter means to avoid
strict obedience to God’s commands, and doing, instead, whatever
“feels” right in our hearts.
True
False
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Question 19
Biblical love is
Self-giving commitment or devotion—whether to God or
fellow humans.
Deep, passionate feeling directed toward the good
of others.
A matter of actions, entirely, regardless of feeling.
A reciprocal relationship, or itisn’treally love at all.
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Question 20
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In these therapeutic times in which we live, all human problems are
dened in
Non-moral and non-theological terms
Biblical terms
Economic terms
Relational terms.
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Question 21
We should deny our _______ self and yet arm our __________ self.
Fallen. . .created
Ideal. . . genuine
Genuine. . . ideal
Sensual. . . spiritual
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Question 22
“Impurity” in the New Testament is a voice associated with sexual sin
but also with spiritual delement.
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True
False
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Question 23
The “heierarchy of sin” means that
Some sins are worse than others.
Sins committed by those in leadership positions are worse
than sins committed by regular people.
Church leaders are held to a higher standard.
Some sins are linked to other sins and are committed together
while other sins may be
committed alone by themselves.
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Question 24
Sin has a moral dimension to it but also
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A theological or religious dimension—it is departure from the
character and
will of God
An economic dimension—because money is the
root of all kinds of evil.
A Psychological dimension—because sin occurs
mainly in the mind.
A social dimention—because we can only sin when
we are in community with others.
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Question 25
Self-suciency is a virtue and we should seek to be as independent as
possible, demonstrating that we need no others outside of ourselves.
True
False
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Question 26
McQuilken and Copan dene “depravity” in this way:
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None of us is as bad as we could be nor as good as we should
be in any facet of our
humanity,.
Everyone is as sinful as they possibly could be.
A special category of sin, for which only a few are held guilty
A condition of the heart where there is no response to God.
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Question 27
Biblical commands to love are primary, and other commands may be
ignored or minimized.
True
False
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Question 28
Sin is a defect—a lack of something—rather than a thing in itself.
True
False
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Question 29
“Theological Ethics” is “transcendent”—that is, it is rooted in
The tri-personal, perfect being who is both the source of
goodness and the true object of our worship and love.
Transcendent principles or forms of goodness and justice.
The nature of Being itself—the universe.
The unknowable and numinous Reality that determines all
other things.
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Question 30
The love of God is best demonstrated in
His son Jesus Christ who became a man and dies for
us.
His providential care of creation.
The moral teachings of Scripture.
The blessedness of heaven.
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Question 31
Your answer:
Write an essay of at least 150 words that makes clear the
biblical perspective on covetousness and greed versus
Contentment and generosity. Include at least three scripture
references in your essay, and discuss their meaning.
Covetousness - (Heb. 13:5 NKJV “Let yourconductbewithout
covetousness;be content with such things as you have. For He Himself
has said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.”) Longing for
something you do not have and lusting or envying over the material
possessions of your neighbor rather than being content with what was
given to you by God.
Greed - (Prov. 15:27 NKJV " W He who is greedy for gain troubles his
own house, But he who hates bribes will live." ) It is said that
Greed is like an Ocean that continually drinks but is never satised. A
person is never satised with what they have, rather always seeking
and never content with what they have.
Contentment- (Philippians 4:12-13 NKJV "I know how tobe abased,
and I know how toabound. Everywhere and in all things, I have learned
both to be full and to be hungry, both to abound and to suffer
need. I can do all thingsthroughChrist who strengthens
me". ) Be satised and content with what you have no matter the
circumstance, but rather seek the Joy of the Lord to be happy in any
season of life.
Generosity- (LK. 6:38 NKJV "Give, and it will be given to you: good
measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over will be put
into yourbosom. Forwith the same measure that you use, it will be
measured back to you.”) Give not just by nancial means, but serve
others with our talents, time, and time.
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