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RE GCSE Unit 3.1: Believing in God Quiz

Isobel Lugg 12 Fragen

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  1. 1How might a religious upbringing influence somebody to believe in God?
    1. AA child may be baptised and welcomed into the Church.
    2. BThey might be surrounded by influential figures who believe in God.
    3. CA child might go to Sunday School and learn about Jesus, God and the Church.
    4. DA child might partake in religious ceremonies such as christenings and sacraments.
    5. ETheir parents are atheists.
    6. FThey might not go to a religious school.
  2. 2Match the religious experience to the description.

    [blank_start]Numinous[blank_end] - An experience that fills someone with awe and wonder, leaves a person aware of a being greater than themselves.

    [blank_start]Miracles[blank_end] - An act of God which appears to defy the laws of science.

    [blank_start]Prayer[blank_end] - A method which believers use to communicate with God.

    [blank_start]Conversion[blank_end] - An experience that causes an individual's beliefs to change.
    1. AMiracles
    2. BPrayer
    3. CConversion
    4. DNuminous
  3. 3The Design Argument states that everything must've had a cause, and ultimately that cause is God.
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
  4. 4What does the causation argument consist of?
    1. ANothing happens by itself.
    2. BThe universe is too perfect and must of been designed.
    3. CA powerful cause was necessary to the cause of the the universe, this cause is God.
    4. DComparing the universe to a watch, and that if a perfect, functioning watch was found one would assume it mist of been designed because it is so complex.
    5. EGod might of been the cause of the Big Bang.
    6. FEvolution suggests the appearance of design.
  5. 5What scientific explanations of the origins of the world are there?
    1. AThe Big Bang theory.
    2. BThe Creationism theory.
    3. CThe Design argument.
    4. DThe Causation argument.
    5. EEvolution.
  6. 6How might a Christian respond to the issue of unanswered prayer?
    1. AGod does not answer selfish prayers.
    2. BGod does not answer prayers that affects another person's free will.
    3. CSometimes God might answer a prayer, but the answer might be a 'no' or not in the expected way.
    4. DGod does not answer prayers that contradict one another.
    5. EGod doesn't love everyone and so won't answer everyone's prayers.
    6. FThose who don't follow God in the right way won't have their prayers answered.
    7. GGod doesn't have the power to answer everyone's prayers.
    8. HGod didn't hear your prayer.
  7. 7What is moral evil?
    1. AEvil caused by the actions of humans, e.g. rape and murder.
    2. BEvil caused by things outside of humanity's control, e.g. hurricanes and disease.
  8. 8Why might someone not believe in God because of the existence of evil and suffering?
    1. AIf God is omnipotent and omnibenevolent, he would want to and be able to end evil and suffering, yet evil still exists. Therefore, God doesn't exist.
    2. BThat person has suffered a lot and believes God doesn't care for them. Therefore, God doesn't exist.
    3. CWhy did God create evil and suffering in the first place?
  9. 9How might a Christian respond to the problem of evil and suffering?
    1. AMoral evil is the product of free-will, which is ultimately a good thing.
    2. BSuffering a test of faith.
    3. CSuffering is a part of God's plan.
    4. DSuffering gives people an opportunity to be loving and charitable.
    5. EPeople who have done bad things before deserve to suffer.
    6. FAdam and Eve used their free will to disobey God's orders which allowed evil and suffering to enter the world.
    7. GGod doesn't like people of certain races, sexualities, etc. and therefore makes them suffer more.
    8. HPeople who don't follow God in the right way deserve to suffer.
  10. 10Bruce Almighty is a film about a man who was instructed by God to build an ark.
    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch

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