Return to course: Six Worldviews That Rule The World with Dr. David Noebel
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1. Which passage frames Noebel's call to take every thought captive?
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A. 2 Corinthians 10:4-5
B. Romans 12:1-2
C. John 1:1-3
D. Acts 17:22-23
2. What does Noebel use Sir Martin Rees's "just six numbers" to argue?
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A. That the universe appears finely tuned
B. That mathematics is unreliable
C. That there are many universes
D. That science disproves God
3. How does Noebel define a worldview?
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A. A bundle of ideas, beliefs, convictions, and values
B. A single religious doctrine
C. A political party platform
D. A scientific theory of origins
4. According to C.S. Lewis, how many basic theologies has history produced?
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A. Two
B. Three
C. Six
D. Ten
5. Which three theologies does Noebel name as the basic options?
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A. Theism, atheism, and pantheism
B. Judaism, Islam, and Christianity
C. Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant
D. Deism, theism, and humanism
6. How many disciplines does Noebel say every complete worldview must address?
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A. Six
B. Eight
C. Ten
D. Twelve
7. Which six worldviews does Noebel's textbook analyze?
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A. Christianity, Islam, Secular, Marxist, Cosmic, Postmodern
B. Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu
C. Ancient, Medieval, Modern, Postmodern, Future, Eternal
D. Eastern, Western, Northern, Southern, Global, Local
8. What does Noebel, following Lord Acton, say is the key to history?
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A. The battles that were fought
B. The ideas behind events
C. The wealth of nations
D. The rulers in power
9. Which verse does Noebel cite for honesty in economics?
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A. Proverbs 11:1, on dishonest weights
B. Genesis 1:1, on creation
C. Matthew 6:24, on two masters
D. Psalm 23:1, on provision
10. What is Noebel's main conclusion about the ten disciplines?
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A. That they are all sacred, not secular
B. That only theology is sacred
C. That economics does not matter
D. That they are all purely secular
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