Part Two: Overview Quiz

1. Which verse does Howse use as the frame for this session? *

A. Romans 8:18

B. Colossians 2:8, on being taken captive through philosophy and empty deception

C. John 18:36

D. Ephesians 4:12

2. What underlying view of human nature does Howse say drives the movement he critiques? *

A. That man is a product of his environment rather than sinful by nature

B. That man is incapable of any good whatsoever

C. That man has no free will at all

D. That man is naturally inclined toward Scripture

3. Which two critics does Howse draw on in examining Tim Keller's work? *

A. Richard Wurmbrand and Edgar Bundy

B. Peter Drucker and John D. Rockefeller

C. Timothy Kaufman and E.S. Williams

D. Robert Klenck and Alice Bailey

4. Why does Howse point out that E.S. Williams's book is endorsed by the pastor of Spurgeon's former church? *

A. To prove Spurgeon agreed with him personally

B. To promote the Metropolitan Tabernacle

C. To show that the endorsement came from a famous pulpit

D. To show the dispute is not simply Calvinists versus Arminians

5. How does Howse describe his own theological position? *

A. A committed Calvinist

B. A committed Arminian

C. Neither, holding both election and human responsibility, and calling himself a Biblicist

D. Undecided on all doctrinal questions

6. According to the analysis Howse cites, why must unbelievers be brought into the church for continual change to occur? *

A. Because unbelievers give more money

B. Because an opposing element is needed to create the tension that produces compromise

C. Because Scripture commands it

D. Because it increases attendance figures

7. What phrase does Howse repeat to summarize the strategy toward the church? *

A. They do not have to persecute the church if they can purchase it

B. They will destroy the church by force

C. They will ignore the church entirely

D. They will divide the church by denomination

8. What did Richard Wurmbrand testify was the communist goal regarding American clergy? *

A. To imprison them as he had been imprisoned

B. To convert them all to atheism

C. To remove them from public life

D. Not to win them to communism, but to a left-wing Christianity that supports it

9. What three words does Howse use to summarize the strategy of infiltration? *

A. Divide, conquer, and rule

B. Deceive, disciple, and destroy

C. Observe, engage, and replace

D. Compromise, consensus, and control

10. In Howse's contrast, what does the true church believe about the kingdom? *

A. That the kingdom is already fully present

B. That the church builds the kingdom through cultural transformation

C. That God brings His kingdom, as taught in Daniel 2

D. That the kingdom is only a metaphor