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Quiz #3
This is a quiz over Lessons 1-3. Each question is worth 10 points.
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1. Based on the Cosmological Argument, how do we know that the universe had a cause?
Because the Bible says so.
Because it had a beginning, and everything that had a beginning had a cause.
Because we were there to see the cause in the beginning.
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2. How does the Second Law of Thermodynamics show that the universe had a beginning?
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3. How do people know that God exists?
They can't know that God exists without reading the Bible.
Creation declares that God exists.
Someone has to come and tell them that God exists.
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4. Fill in the blank..."Everything that had a _________ had a cause."
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5. Does God exist? How do you know based on the Cosmological Argument? (1-2 sentence explanation).
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6. What is the Cosmological Argument?
1. Everything that had a beginning had a cause. 2. The universe had a beginning. 3. Therefore, the universe had a cause.
1. Things pop into existence out of nothing. 2. The universe is here. 3. So it must have popped into existence out of nothing.
1. Everything that had a beginning had a cause. 2. The universe is eternal. 3. Therefore, the universe didn't need a cause.
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7. Why does truth matter?
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8. Can all religions be true? Why or why not?
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9. How does a train engine relate to a worldview?
It drives and determines what we do...
Informs the way we view the world...
Gives of the big picture...
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10. Name the two groups that you should do apologetics with and describe the purpose of apologetics for each group.
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