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End of Life Quiz

Leah Firmstone 21 questions

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  1. 1Choose the reasons which would be used FOR the existence of the afterlife:
    1. ATo help us cope with our deaths and those of others
    2. BLack of Proof
    3. CReassurance that there is a purpose for this life.
    4. DIf God was omnibenevolent He would not want death to be the end.
    5. EConcepts of the afterlife seem impossible / improbable.
    6. FThere are so many conflicting views, how can we be sure that it exists at all?
  2. 2Choose the reasons that would be used to argue AGAINST the existence of the afterlife
    1. AIf God was omnibenevolent He would not want death to be the end.
    2. BThere are so many conflicting views, how can we be sure that it exists at all?
    3. CTo help us cope with our deaths and those of others
    4. DLack of Proof
    5. EConcepts of the afterlife seem impossible / improbable.
    6. FReassurance that there is a purpose for this life.
  3. 3ALL Christians believe that the 'soul' refers to...
    1. A.... your conscience
    2. B.... your essential self
    3. C.... your unconscious mind
  4. 4Define 'ensoulment'
    1. AWhen God breathed the 'breath of life' into Adam. (Genesis 2:7)
    2. BWhen the Body and soul are in conflict.
  5. 5MOST Christians believe that the soul is...
    1. AImmaterial
    2. BImmanent
    3. CImmortal
  6. 6Some christians reject [blank_start]Immortality[blank_end] of the soul and argue that the soul is not immortal or [blank_start]immaterial[blank_end]. For these Christians the term 'soul' doesn't refer to a separate [blank_start]substance[blank_end] but rather the body's [blank_start]function[blank_end] or primary activity. Thus you might say that these Christian believe that your soul is what your body is [blank_start]designed[blank_end] to do (ie. do [blank_start]good[blank_end] and love God). This idea is known by philosophers as [blank_start]physicalism[blank_end].
    1. AImmortality
    2. Bimmaterial
    3. Csubstance
    4. Dfunction
    5. Edesigned
    6. Fgood
    7. Gphysicalism
  7. 7They believe that the [blank_start]body[blank_end] wants to be [blank_start]bad[blank_end] and enjoy physical pleasure, while the [blank_start]soul[blank_end] wants to be [blank_start]good[blank_end] and be with God.
    1. Abody
    2. Bsoul
    3. Cbad
    4. Dgood
    5. Ebody
    6. Fsoul
    7. Ggood
    8. Hbad
  8. 8According to the [blank_start]Catholic[blank_end] Church there are two distinct judgements. Immediately after [blank_start]death[blank_end], the perfectly just are given the reward of the Beatific [blank_start]Vision[blank_end] (direct personal contact with [blank_start]God[blank_end]) in Heaven, while repentant sinners are cleansed in [blank_start]Purgatory[blank_end], and [blank_start]unrepentant[blank_end] sinners are immediately committed to [blank_start]eternal[blank_end] torment in Hell.
    1. ACatholic
    2. Bdeath
    3. CVision
    4. DGod
    5. EPurgatory
    6. Funrepentant
    7. Geternal
  9. 9Which of these are ideas about 'General Judgement'?
    1. AThe Day of Judgement, which is the last day when God judges the whole of humanity. Resurrected bodily as well as soul.
    2. BHumanity is judged individually, but all at the same time. Resurrection of the soul.
  10. 10'Jesus paying for our actions so that we are again at one with God and able to enter into Heaven'
    1. AThe Atonement
    2. BSalvation

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Quiz on B601, End of Life, made in preparation for End of Year Exams
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