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Countering the Lies About Jesus Christ and God with Dr. Erwin Lutzer

Countering the Lies About Jesus Christ and God

Overview Quiz

1. What does Lutzer say the Jesus Seminar's conclusions actually rest on? *

A. New manuscript discoveries

B. Fresh archaeological finds

C. Anti-supernatural assumptions

D. Careful historical proof

2. How does Lutzer describe the "cosmic Jesus" of Gnostic and New Age thought? *

A. A principle said to indwell everyone

B. The literal Jesus of Nazareth

C. A prophet sent only to Israel

D. A myth invented in the Reformation

3. What is Lutzer's objection to the "love-only" Jesus? *

A. It reads the New Testament cafeteria style

B. It quotes only the Old Testament

C. It denies that Jesus taught at all

D. It was invented by the early church

4. What is the first reason Lutzer gives for Jesus' uniqueness? *

A. His many miracles

B. His sinlessness

C. His public authority

D. His resurrection

5. Why does Lutzer say the virgin birth matters? *

A. It fulfilled a Roman legend

B. It made Jesus a mere man

C. It preserved Jesus' sinlessness

D. It was borrowed from myth

6. What point does Lutzer make about Hitler, Lenin, Freud, and Buddha? *

A. They each performed real miracles

B. They never claimed to be teachers

C. They were all secretly Christians

D. None dared to make Jesus' claims

7. How does Lutzer describe what happened at the cross? *

A. Jesus suffered only in body

B. Jesus took our sin and gave His righteousness

C. Jesus merely set a good example

D. Jesus escaped real suffering

8. What is Lutzer's surprising point about the blind men and the elephant? *

A. Every blind man was actually wrong

B. All the blind men were partly right

C. The elephant was not really there

D. Only touch reveals the truth

9. What does Lutzer conclude about the world's religions? *

A. They are all essentially the same

B. They could all be equally true

C. They agree on all the basics

D. They fundamentally contradict each other

10. What is the "21-day experiment" Lutzer recommends? *

A. Praying a written prayer each morning

B. Fasting for three full weeks

C. Reading a chapter of John daily

D. Memorizing the Ten Commandments

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