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Genesis: The Key to Reclaiming the Culture with Ken Ham

Genesis: The Key to Reclaiming the Culture

Overview Quiz

1. What does Ham say is different about the era we live in? *

A. People no longer read any books

B. It is a scientific age full of new questions

C. Churches have all closed down

D. No one asks about the Bible anymore

2. Which verse is Ham's organizing text? *

A. Genesis 1:1

B. Romans 1:20

C. John 3:12

D. 1 Peter 3:15

3. What does Ham mean by "earthly things" in that verse? *

A. Money and possessions

B. Geology, biology, and astronomy

C. Politics and government

D. Farming and daily labor

4. What does Ham say happened when the Bible was removed from science classes? *

A. Religion was removed entirely

B. Science became fully neutral

C. Students learned more about God

D. It was replaced by the religion of naturalism

5. What does Ham say the Bible's anthropology teaches about race? *

A. There is biologically only one race

B. Races evolved at different levels

C. Race determines a person's worth

D. The races have separate origins

6. How does Ham say Jesus treated Genesis 1 and 2 in Matthew 19? *

A. As contradictory accounts

B. As mere allegory

C. As complementary history

D. As unimportant background

7. What challenge does Ham pose about biblical doctrine? *

A. Count the miracles in the Gospels

B. List the books of the Bible in order

C. Explain the Trinity in one sentence

D. Name a doctrine not founded in Genesis 1 to 11

8. How does Ham reframe the question about tragedies like Virginia Tech? *

A. From why they died to why everyone dies

B. From who is to blame to who benefits

C. From how they died to when they died

D. From what happened to what comes next

9. Why does Ham say accepting millions of years creates a problem? *

A. It makes the earth too small

B. It puts death and suffering before Adam's sin

C. It denies that fossils exist

D. It shortens the biblical timeline

10. In Ham's "two foundations" diagram, what collapses the structure? *

A. Building too many churches

B. Teaching only the Bible

C. Ignoring the moral issues

D. Removing the foundation of God's Word

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