Return to course: Why Being Good Is Not Good Enough with Candace Cameron Buré
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1. How did Buré first come to church as a child?
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A. She was raised in a devout Christian home
B. A school required her to attend
C. Her parents' marriage struggles led the family there
D. She went alone out of curiosity
2. After her career took off, how did Buré view her faith?
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A. As a loose personal relationship she used when convenient
B. As the center of her daily life
C. As something she fully rejected
D. As a burden she resented
3. On what basis did Buré conclude she was "a good person"?
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A. She had memorized the whole Bible
B. She compared herself to troubled child stars
C. She attended church every week
D. A pastor had told her so
4. Which novel became a turning point for Buré?
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A. The Pilgrim's Progress
B. The Chronicles of Narnia
C. Left Behind
D. In His Steps
5. What did the character Pastor Bruce Barnes admit about himself?
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A. That he had used forgiveness as a license to sin
B. That he had never heard the gospel
C. That he had always lived righteously
D. That he doubted God existed
6. What does the illustration of the sheep teach?
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A. That God prefers the humble
B. That sin is only an illusion
C. That good deeds outweigh bad ones
D. That we look clean by the world's standard but dirty by God's
7. Why does Buré say a good God must judge sin?
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A. Because he enjoys punishment
B. Because he is unaware of our sorrow
C. Because a good judge cannot ignore a crime
D. Because he changes his mind often
8. What does Buré say salvation ultimately is?
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A. A reward earned by good behavior
B. A free gift of grace received, not deserved
C. A prize for the most religious
D. Something only pastors receive
9. What question did Buré use to decide about a job offer?
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A. Would this make me more famous?
B. Would this pay the most money?
C. Would this impress my friends?
D. Would this be pleasing to God?
10. What finally helped Buré's husband come to faith?
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A. Her constant preaching to him
B. Her prayers and her changed actions
C. A demand that he attend church
D. An argument about doctrine
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