Return to course: The Politically Incorrect Truth About Islam with Kerby Anderson
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1. Which scholar does Anderson cite to show Muhammad was more than a teacher?
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A. Bernard Lewis
B. Norman Geisler
C. Robert Spencer
D. F.F. Bruce
2. What does Islam mean by calling Muhammad the "seal of the prophets"?
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A. That he wrote all of the Quran alone
B. That he was the final and culminating prophet
C. That he was divine like Jesus
D. That he never made any mistakes
3. What is the sin of "shirk" in Islam?
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A. Denying the oneness of God
B. Failing to give to the poor
C. Missing the daily prayers
D. Eating forbidden foods
4. How does Anderson contrast the two views of God?
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A. Both see God as distant and unknowable
B. Both stress a personal relationship
C. Islam stresses distance; Christianity stresses relationship
D. Islam stresses love; Christianity stresses law
5. What did former Muslims in the survey say drew them to Christianity?
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A. The love of God and assurance of salvation
B. The strictness of its many rules
C. Its political and social power
D. The difficulty of its scriptures
6. What does the Arabic word "jihad" mean at its root?
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A. Prayer
B. Striving
C. Charity
D. Pilgrimage
7. How does Anderson apply the doctrine of abrogation to the Quran?
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A. He says all verses carry equal weight
B. He says the earliest verses take priority
C. He says the peace verses cancel the later ones
D. He says later verses supersede earlier ones
8. How does Anderson describe the command against the Amalekites in 1 Samuel 15?
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A. A universal command for all times
B. A specific command tied to one people
C. A symbol with no historical basis
D. A command still binding on Christians
9. On what point do the Quran and the Bible directly contradict, per Anderson?
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A. Whether Jesus was crucified
B. Whether God created the world
C. Whether Abraham existed
D. Whether prophets were sent
10. Which framework does Anderson use to address warfare?
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A. The Christian just-war tradition
B. The doctrine of total pacifism
C. The theory of holy crusade
D. The rejection of all government
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