Bible Unit 6
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- 1._________ is the study of how we live together in society
- 2.What are 3 key ideas of Christian sociology?
- A.
The church
- B.
The family
- C.
The school
- D.
The military
- E.
The state
- F.
The people
- 3.What does research show about the traditional family?
- A.
It is best for a strong society and for the overall happiness of couples
- B.
It does not create a strong society but it does increase overall happiness for couples
- C.
It creates a strong society but it does not increase overall happiness for couples
- D.
It does not create a strong society and does not make couples happy
- 4.Marriage was designed for what three things?
- A.
To show choice
- B.
To be convenient
- C.
To show God
- D.
To perpetuate the Gospel
- E.
To be the foundation of the social order
- F.
To be pure
- 5.How does marriage perpetuate the Gospel?
- A.
People have to say religious vows to get married
- B.
It provides an opportunity to grow the Kingdom (have kids)
- C.
It promotes going to church
- D.
It does not perpetuate the Gospel
- 6.What does marriage show about God?
- A.
Marriage allows people to show Christ's love
- B.
Marriage allows people to live together without sin
- C.
Marriage allows people to show Christ's love for the Church
- D.
Marriage allows people to restrain evil and promote strong commitments
- 7.How is marriage the foundation of the social order?
- A.
Marriage allows people to show Christ's love for the Church
- B.
Marriage allows people to grow the Kingdom (have babies)
- C.
Marriage restrains evil and promotes strong commitments.
- D.
Marriage prohibits divorce and dating
- 8.Satan attacks the idea of the traditional family through _______ and convenience.
- 9.Satan attacks the idea of the traditional family through choice and ___________.
- 10.What did God design marriage for?
- 11.How do most humanists see the traditional family?
- A.
As a tool for promoting social order
- B.
As outdated and keeping our society from advancing
- C.
As a god given institution
- D.
As a way to grow the human species
- 12.Where do most humanists look to as the means through which they can indoctrinate society with their worldview?
- 13.What are the implications of marriage for "self"?
- A.
Embrace your design as male and/or female
- B.
Be the right person
- C.
Clean up your messes
- D.
Break generational sin
- E.
Family first, church second
- F.
Family base your ministries
- G.
The definition of marriage is worth fighting for
- H.
Choose wisely
- I.
Start generational legacies
- 14.What are the implications of marriage for "family"?
- A.
Embrace your design as male and/or female
- B.
Be the right person
- C.
Clean up your messes
- D.
Break generational sin
- E.
Family first, church second
- F.
Family base youth ministries
- G.
The definition of marriage is worth fighting for
- H.
Choose wisely
- I.
Start generational legacies
- 15.What are the implications of marriage for "church"?
- A.
Embrace your design as male and/or female
- B.
Be the right person
- C.
Clean up your messes
- D.
Break generational sin
- E.
Family first, church second
- F.
Family base youth ministries
- G.
The definition of marriage is worth fighting for
- H.
Choose wisely
- I.
Start generational legacies
- 16.What are the implications of marriage for "society"?
- A.
Embrace your design as male and/or female
- B.
Be the right person
- C.
Clean up your messes
- D.
Break generational sin
- E.
Family first, church second
- F.
Family base youth ministries
- G.
The definition of marriage is worth fighting for
- H.
Choose wisely
- I.
Start generational legacies
- 17.The ______ is the primary avenue God has created for making disciples who live and teach His truth throughout the world. That is its role in society today.
- 18.What aspects of society are outside the realm of Christianity?
- A.
Public school
- B.
Government
- C.
Family
- D.
No aspects of society are outside the realm of Christianity
- 19._____________ and Humanism deny that God ordains the institutions of family, church, and state.
- 20.Naturalism and ___________ deny that God ordains the institutions of family, church, and state.
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