Return to course: Reclaiming Truth in a Postmodern Culture with David Limbaugh
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1. From what standpoint does Limbaugh give this talk?
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A. A lawyer who studied the evidence and believed
B. A seminary-trained theologian
C. A lifelong professional apologist
D. A skeptic who remains unconvinced
2. Which statement of Jesus does Limbaugh tie to the divine name "I AM"?
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A. "I am the good shepherd"
B. "Before Abraham was born, I am"
C. "I am the bread of life"
D. "I am the vine"
3. What does Limbaugh say first got him "over the hump" of doubt?
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A. The messianic prophecies
B. A personal vision
C. The beauty of nature
D. The advice of a friend
4. Why does Limbaugh cite 1 Corinthians 15 on the resurrection?
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A. It lists the books of the Bible
B. It records the Sermon on the Mount
C. It appeals to 500 living eyewitnesses
D. It describes the virgin birth
5. How does Limbaugh answer the problem of pain?
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A. He denies that suffering is real
B. He says God is unaware of it
C. He says suffering has no purpose
D. He appeals to free will and Christ's own suffering
6. What does Limbaugh suggest was Christ's deepest agony on the cross?
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A. The physical pain of the nails
B. Separation from the Father
C. The mocking of the crowd
D. The betrayal by Judas
7. Which author's image of God and suffering does Limbaugh quote?
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A. C.S. Lewis
B. Josh McDowell
C. John Stott
D. F.F. Bruce
8. How does Limbaugh distinguish Christianity's truth claims?
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A. Exclusive in truth but inclusive in invitation
B. Inclusive in truth but closed in membership
C. Neither exclusive nor inclusive
D. Identical to all other religions
9. Which passages does Limbaugh cite for general revelation?
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A. Romans 1 and Psalm 19
B. Genesis 1 and Exodus 3
C. Matthew 5 and Luke 1
D. John 1 and Acts 2
10. What does Limbaugh say the claim "all religions worship the same God" does?
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A. It removes any reason to evangelize
B. It strengthens the case for faith
C. It fulfills the Great Commission
D. It proves the resurrection true
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