Membership Class Quiz Day 8

Questions for Day 8 Membership Class

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1. How does legalism relate to salvation?

Legalism is the only path to salvation.

Legalism involves following rules for salvation.

Legalism rejects salvation through faith.

Legalism emphasizes faith over works.

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2. What is the essential aspect of the biblical teaching on salvation?

Salvation requires perfect moral conduct.

Human efforts alone can save.

Salvation is initiated by God's grace and mercy.

Salvation is a human endeavor.

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3. What is the basis for justification by faith?

Human goodness and deeds.

Observance of religious rituals.

Accumulation of wealth.

Christ's perfect righteousness.

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4. According to the text, what does "regeneration" involve?

Erasing all memories of the past.

A complete change in personality.

The physical resurrection of the body.

A special action by God to give new life.

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5. How is Christ's righteousness imputed to believers?

By faith in Christ

By acknowledging their own goodness.

Through human efforts.

Through their good deeds.

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6. What is the purpose of sanctification?

Becoming wealthy.

Becoming more Christlike.

Achieving moral perfection.

Gaining physical strength.

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7. What does "rebirth" refer to in a spiritual context?

Physical birth of a child.

Becoming a famous person.

A transformation into an animal.

A new beginning in life

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8. What does Galatians 3:10 warn against?

Relying on the works of the law for salvation.

Pursuing personal desires.

Rejecting God's law.

Embracing intellectual beliefs without action.

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9. How does regeneration differ from the full conversion experience?

Regeneration involves intellectual growth.

Full conversion includes personal growth and life changes.

Full conversion involves physical changes.

Regeneration is the process of learning about God.

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10. What distinguishes "rebirth" in a spiritual context?

It signifies a renewed relationship with God.

It implies an increased level of maturity.

It involves a physical transformation.

It refers to being born again physically.

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11. What is the purpose of the concept of predestination?

To create confusion among believers.

To remove human responsibility.

To ensure human choices align with God's plan.

To predict random events.

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12. How is salvation related to reconciliation with God?

Salvation only affects the afterlife.

Salvation makes us sinless.

Salvation brings material blessings.

Salvation restores our relationship with God.

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13. What does James 2:17 emphasize about faith?

Faith without works is alive.

Works are unnecessary for salvation.

Faith without works is dead.

Works alone can save a person.

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14. What is the role of Christ's sacrificial offering in atonement?

It fully redeems humanity.

It emphasizes the importance of human efforts.

It is unnecessary for redemption.

It has no effect on believers.

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15. What is the significance of justification by faith?

It declares sinners righteous through Christ.

It shows the importance of rituals.

It emphasizes human merit.

It requires personal perfection.

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16. What is the role of free will in making choices?

It forces us to make certain choices.

It prevents us from making any decisions.

It guides our decisions based on inclinations.

It eliminates the need for personal choices.

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17. According to John 3:16, how can one attain everlasting life?

By performing good deeds.

By avoiding all sins.

By confessing Jesus as Lord.

By living a righteous life.

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18. What is the basis for justification by faith?

Christ's perfect righteousness.

Accumulation of wealth.

Legalistic observance of rules.

Human efforts and good deeds.

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19. What distinguishes true faith from intellectual belief?

True faith is grounded in evidence.

Intellectual belief involves rituals.

True faith is based on emotions.

Intellectual belief lacks reason.

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20. What does salvation mean in the context of Christianity?

Escaping earthly suffering.

Being saved from emotional harm.

Being rescued from eternal condemnation through Christ.

Achieving personal success.

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21. How does the Holy Spirit influence a believer's choices?

The Holy Spirit eliminates free will.

The Holy Spirit encourages worldly pursuits.

The Holy Spirit empowers believers to choose godliness.

The Holy Spirit forces believers to obey.

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22. In the context of rebirth, what needs to happen for the "old you" to be replaced?

The "new you" astronaut must go back in time.

A new physical body needs to be obtained.

The "old you" astronaut needs to die.

A complete personality overhaul is necessary.

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23. What distinguishes the nature of "believing in God" and "believing God"?

One is rational, the other is irrational.

One involves recognition, the other involves trust.

One involves mystical experiences, the other involves rituals.

One is intellectual, the other is emotional.

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24. What does salvation mean in the context of Psalm 34:17?

Receiving physical healing.

Achieving personal happiness.

Gaining material wealth.

Escaping danger and enemies.

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25. What is the primary reason for atonement's necessity?

God's desire for control.

Human desire for power.

Separation caused by sin.

Need for material wealth.

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26. What is predestination according to Romans 8:29-30?

God's knowledge of human choices.

Human determination of destiny.

God's decision before events occur.

Random occurrences.

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27. What is regeneration?

Being born into a new family.

The power to create

Being born again spiritually.

Acquiring physical immortality

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28. What does the term "atonement" signify?

Following religious rituals.

Reconciling a broken relationship.

Gaining material wealth.

Achieving personal success.

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29. What distinguishes saving faith from mere profession of faith?

The length of the confession.

The presence of intellectual assent.

Intellectual understanding of gospel truths.

Specific content, intellectual assent, and personal trust.

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30. What is the core of Christian faith?

Rejection of reason and evidence.

Observance of rituals.

Trust in God's promises.

Blind belief in myths.

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