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Jesus versus Mohammed with Dr. Erwin Lutzer

Jesus versus Mohammed

Overview Quiz

1. What prompted Lutzer's reflection in this message? *

A. Visiting the ruins of the seven churches of Revelation

B. Reading a new book on prophecy

C. A debate with a skeptic

D. A dream he had one night

2. What tone does Lutzer set at the very start about Muslims? *

A. That they are the church's great enemy

B. That they should be feared and avoided

C. That they are not our enemies

D. That they cannot be reached with the gospel

3. What is Lutzer's first lesson from the seven churches? *

A. The church can never truly fail

B. The existence of a church cannot be taken for granted

C. Buildings matter more than people

D. Persecution never really happens

4. What does Lutzer call the fusion of church and state since Constantine? *

A. Syncretism

B. Liberalism

C. Constantinianism

D. Secularism

5. Which church did Jesus describe as having "a name that you are alive, but you are dead"? *

A. Ephesus

B. Sardis

C. Smyrna

D. Laodicea

6. From the letter to Smyrna, what does Lutzer conclude about persecution? *

A. The church is abandoned when it suffers

B. Suffering means God has lost control

C. Persecution proves the church was wrong

D. Even in the devil's hands, the church is in God's hands

7. What does Lutzer say is the deepest point of controversy with Islam? *

A. The cross

B. The date of Easter

C. The style of worship

D. The language of prayer

8. Which Quranic passage does Lutzer cite as denying the crucifixion? *

A. Surah 1:1

B. Surah 4:157

C. Surah 9:5

D. Surah 2:255

9. How does Lutzer use Luther's response to the siege of Vienna? *

A. To argue Christians should have surrendered

B. To prove the Ottomans were righteous

C. To show things are not what they appear

D. To claim God had abandoned Europe

10. What does Lutzer say the church's task is for the future? *

A. To withdraw entirely from the culture

B. To raise a generation faithful whatever the cost

C. To depend more heavily on the state

D. To avoid all talk of persecution

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